Dalarna is a province in the middle of Sweden, bordering Norway to the west.
This summer I finally got to visit beautiful Grövelsjön. In this article I will guide you to some really good spots for food, accommodations, hikes and beautiful scenery as well as slow things to do when you need to recover in between activities.
We explored Styggforsen, a nature reserve shaped by a meteorite strike that hit the Siljan area 377 million years ago. This place is home to a lot of history, lore and deep forests.
Sleep in a treehouse, snowshoe hike through fields of crystals and soar through the forest on a dogsled. These are my tips for a winter weekend in Dalarna.
It’s becoming a yearly tradition t travel to enjoy a weekend in Dalarna at the end of summer. This time we explored nature in Dala-Floda.
Nature in Dalarna is breathtaking and you can easily spend a very active outdoor summer in Sälen hiking, biking and canoeing. Nature is very accessible for all ages and fitness levels.
We spent fall break in Dalarna and together with my friends I went exploring Ärteråsens Fäbodar, one of Swedens largest preserved summer farms.
In the countryside of Dalarna I met up with six lovely women as I hosted my first workshop in storytelling and close by adventures.
I recharge my batteries while enjoying cabin life in the forests of Dalarna, living in a sustainably built cabin at Näsets Marcusgård.
A beautiful October day in Dalarna was spent exploring the rivers and forests near Fjätfallen.
The skies are blue and the sun shines upon me as I enter Fulufjällets National Park with my friends.