Gruvleden begins in Grytgöl and is about 12 kilometers long, located approximately 25 kilometers from Finspång. The route follows gravel roads and forest paths. To get to the trail, drive road 51 to Ljusfallshammar, then turn right toward Grytgöl and follow the road into the village where Grytgöls IK has its clubhouse.

The hike starts at the Grytgöls IK clubhouse and continues through Grytgölsbyn, passing Gärdet and Gärstad. From there, walk along forest roads and trails until you reach the mining area, which includes stops such as Jungfrugruvan and Hållersgruvan. The area is also home to various species of moss.

Grytgöls IK is responsible for maintaining the trail.

Gruvstugan in Hällestad offers an accessible and scenic destination. This forest trail is 4 kilometers long, with well-cleared and clearly marked paths using arrows and red rings. The trail takes you on a cultural-historical journey through the old mining areas of southern Hällestad. A typical walk takes about one hour, but if you want to read all the informational signs along the way, it can take up to two hours.

Gruvstugan is located about 20 kilometers from Finspång. Take road 51 toward Hällestad, then turn left toward Vreta Kloster after about 12 kilometers. Follow the road to Gruvstugan. There is a scenic picnic area at the site, along with maps and brochures about the trail. The map is also available digitally via the link below.

This cultural and historical walk through Finspång is about 10 kilometers long and begins at the Finspång Tourist Office in the Kulturhuset. Along the way, you will gain insight into the area’s rich and varied history from the 1600s to the 1900s. More information and a map are available at the Tourist Office. A digital version of the map and brochure can also be accessed below.

The Mäselnleden trail is approximately 5 kilometers and loops around Lake Mäseln. If you walk from the Finspång library and back, the total distance is closer to 10 kilometers. A recommended starting point is Mäselnbadet, where parking and restrooms are available. Most of the trail is easy to walk, with some moderate difficulty in steeper areas. The landscape includes reed-filled bays, rocky shores, ravines, old-growth forest, and open pastures with oak-dominated woodlands.

The trail between Regna Church and Lake Älgsjön is approximately 11 kilometers and part of Östgötaleden. It is an easy hike, following mostly gravel and forest roads. The trail can be walked or cycled, but if cycling, you may need to walk your bike for about 1.5 kilometers where the road turns into a newly built forest path. This section is located midway between Rullebacka and Älgsjön. You can start your hike from either end of the trail.

Scenic bathing lake

At the picturesque Älgsjön bathing area, you can take a swim in clear, shallow water.

The trail between Rejmyre and Regna Church is approximately 23 kilometers and part of Östgötaleden. The trail is easy to hike as it primarily follows gravel and forest access roads. The section between Åndenäs and Kabbtorpet is about 4 kilometers and includes newly built paths for improved accessibility. The stretch between Kabbtorpet and Regna Church, about 15 kilometers, consists entirely of gravel and forest roads. The entire trail is also suitable for cycling. Scenic views include areas near Lake Långtvaren. You may begin your walk from either end.

The trail between Sörsjön and Falnäset is approximately 16 kilometers and part of Östgötaleden. This route offers forest experiences with glittering lakes, birdsong, and varied woodland. The trail is registered with IVV - SFF. Start cards and stamps are available at the Tourist Office. You may start the hike from either direction.

Located on a large peninsula in Lake Holpen in eastern Finspång, this 1.5 km trail runs through various forest types – swamp forest, coniferous forest, and rich deciduous woods.

How to get there: From Vistinge, turn towards Rejmyre. After about 7 km, turn right towards Kyrkfallet.

This reserve features old pine and spruce forests. A 2.7 km trail leads to Lake Lyren, where there is a grill area. An information board and limited parking are available.

How to get there: Take highway 51 northwest from Ljusfallshammar. After reaching Torp, turn northwest toward Björnfallet and continue 1.8 km to the junction.

This hilly area is mainly old coniferous forest, with striking rocky hills like Loreberg in the east. The 4.1 km trail includes views of the forest landscape and a prehistoric hillfort.

How to get there: Turn onto Lorebergsvägen in Lotorp, then onto Bygatan. Park at the end of the road near a barrier. From there, it’s about a 1 km walk to the reserve. Parking for about five cars is available.

Temporarily closed: Due to bark beetle infestation, the trail is currently closed for safety reasons.

This 1.5 km trail offers a mix of old spruce and pine trees, dry rock plateaus, moist ravines, and whispering aspens. The area is hilly and the trail takes about 45 minutes.

How to get there: Parking is opposite Ysunda farm. Turn off highway 51.

Located north of Lotorp, the reserve features two loop trails – one about 1.1 km and another about 1.6 km. The landscape includes hills, slopes, bogs, and shoreline views over Lake Ormlången and its islands.

How to get there: From Lotorp, turn right before the bridge at Yxviken. Follow signs to the reserve. A small parking lot is available.

Limited access: Parts of the trail are closed due to fallen trees and beetle damage. Use caution if visiting.

Located west of Regnaholm Castle by Lake Regnaren, this 2 km trail winds through a deciduous forest with beech, aspen, and some conifers. Picnic tables and limited parking are available.

How to get there: Turn towards Regnaholm 7 km north of Igelfors. The parking area is about 1 km from the turn.

This area between Finspång and Ljungsbro features two separate 3 km trails. The forest has ancient pines and rich spruce valleys, mosses, and a lake - Strussjön - with swimming cliffs, a grill area, and wind shelter.

How to get there: From Vånga, drive toward Tolskepp and continue through Olskeppetorp. Follow a forest road to the parking area at Lake Strussjön.

Located above the Vånga fault line, this reserve features interesting geology and minerals. The trail is 1.5 km long and passes old conifers and broadleaf trees. There’s a picnic area along Rudavägen.

How to get there: Drive road 215 from Finspång and turn right after Sätrahyddan. Follow the sign to the reserve.

Located at the southeastern tip of Lake Västjuten, this bright deciduous forest stands out from its surroundings. Two hiking trails (1.3 km and 2 km) are available. Parking for six cars and a grill area are nearby.

How to get there: Drive north via Lotorp to Yxviken. Turn right before the bridge and continue to Brostugan. Turn left toward Tjuttorp.

Southwest of Lake Mäseln near Finspång, this 5 km trail passes through spruce and pine forests. The area includes mossy terrain, the Mäseln trail, and is adjacent to a swimming area. Trail access may be limited due to fallen trees from bark beetle damage.

How to get there: From Finspång, drive road 215 north via Kalkugnsvägen and continue via Vallonvägen, Hyttvägen, and Norrköpingsvägen. Turn off at Linköpingsvägen and follow signs to Torstorpsvägen.

Temporarily closed: Länsstyrelsen recommends not visiting due to beetle-damaged trees posing safety risks.