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From the season 2026, every registered hiker will be issued with a Deltronic CO7BD Carbon monoxide detector – free of charge*. You can read more about this device here.

*Certain conditions will apply, more about this later.

Friends! This year we invite all followers to be part of our Advent Calender. Between December 1^st to December 24^th we will publish a photo from you guys on our FB!
Send your best pic to info at viasuecia.com and remember to add where and when it was taken plus your name and address. If your pic is published you will have a small Xmas gift sent to you.

Happy trails!

For several years, our signature flag has been seen from Smygehuk to Treriksröset. In 2026, The Via Suecia is celebrating its 5^th anniversary and every registered hiker will be issued The Flag. It started one winter to make people driving snowmobiles aware of skiers and since then it has followed whenever our crew is hiking The Trail.
The Flag also acts like a real ice-breaker – people you meet will ask about you and The Trail so its a great way of connecting. It’s also a bit shnazzy having The Flag on a stick in front of your tent.
And it’s also a great motivator when the going gets tough and the goal seems far away. So welcome to Via Suecia – The Swedish trail, looking forward hearing from you soon.

It is with great pleasure I can inform you guys that the whole of The Via Suecia has been filmed. In the last week of August 2025 the final section from Abisko to Treriksröset was filmed. A total of 10 parts, from hut to hut, so you can prepare yourself.

This final section takes you through Norway to Pältsastugan and Treriksröset. You’ll be able to access the films on YouTube, here is part 10:

Read more about how to end your hike in style and the exits that are available for you.

The final section from Abisko/Björkliden to Treriksröset was filmed in the last week of August 2025. This section goes partly in Norway, where you can stay in the modern DNT huts if you want to. Nota bene: you need to be a member of the DNT and lend a hut key (small fee). More info here. I’m looking into an alternative route for those of you who wish to hike only within the Swedish borders. More info to come.

You’ll find the vids here.

If you choose to hike the last part of The Via Suecia through Norway, that is from Abisko to Treriksröset, you will meet the Norwegian way of hiking and their huts. The standard and comfort is much higher than in Sweden. Read more about it here.

The name and figure of The Via Suecia are both protected by the Swedish Intellectual Property Office, PRV. The registered trademark symbol, ®, is a typographic symbol that provides notice that the preceding word or symbol is a trademark or service mark that has been registered with a national trademark office.
A trademark is a symbol, word, or words legally registered or established by use as representing a company, product or service. This means that you MUST have permission to use them from the owner, Benny Borgh. Please contact info (at) viasuecia.com if you wish to use them.

Read more here.

Rasmus Andersson finished August 9, followed by Viktor Zenk August 23, and finally Benny Borgh, founder of The Via Suecia, finished August 29 (due to the pandemic he was not allowed to finish through Finland or Norway back in 2000). Congrats to all af you!