The route on your phone
Become a member to use the route with your phone. You can use the app, or open the GPX file in another map app or GPS device.
This cycling route has undergone a special certification by the Swedish Transport Agency, which certifies that the path is of high quality, has clear signage and is safe for traffic. There is also a wide range of experiences and services along the trail.
Become a member to use the route with your phone. You can use the app, or open the GPX file in another map app or GPS device.
Växjö is the northernmost city on the Southeast Trail and has everything from award-winning restaurants, unique shopping and entertainment to picturesque cobbled streets and red cottages. Cycle on winding forest roads and experience the Småland nature down towards Tingsryd. Take a dip in one of the many lakes, and if you're lucky you might catch a glimpse of a moose or a deer.
The start/finish of the Sydostled in Växjö is the travel center. The city currently has around 66,000 inhabitants. In Växjö, nature is always close by, for example, you can fish in Lake Växjösjön, which is close to the city. Along the trail you will find a number of attractions, such as Teleborg Castle, the Swedish Glass Museum and the Emigrants' House. When you reach the Eco Temple, Växjö's water tower, you will have reached the highest point of the Southeast Trail, 203 meters above sea level. Did you know that in Växjö's oldest pastry shop, Broqvist's Pastry Shop, Napoleon's pastry was "born" almost 150 years ago?
The app is a practical way to use Sweden by Bike on your phone, including routes, favorites and selected membership features.
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Get a taste of the route in a short, playful cycling game. Follow the bends, take on the hills and discover places along the way.
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Accommodations with access to essential tools for simple repairs, contact details for the nearest bicycle service, and secure storage for bicycles.
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