A perfect day trip in the beautiful Siljan region. The tour starts and ends at Rättvik Travel Center. The many sights along the way make the trail a perfect trip for those who also want to experience both nature and culture.
Cycle past the Wasa Stone, the church stables at Rättvik Church, Rättviks Gammelgård, Nittsjö ceramics and the spectacular outdoor stage in Dalhalla. Stop for a cooling dip at the bathing area at Bysjön. The lake is also very rich in birds, so keep an eye out for birdlife. The tour also passes several interesting geological sites, in addition to Dalhalla also Amtjärnsbrottet and Skålberget.
This cycle route has undergone special certification by the Swedish Transport Administration, which certifies that the route is of high quality, has clear signage and is roadworthy. There is also a wide range of experiences and services along the trail.
The tour starts and ends at Rättvik Resecentrum. You can follow the red "Dalhallarundan" signs.
South of the church Söder is the Vasa Stone, a remnant of Gustav Vasa's first speech to the Dalecarlians on the church rampart in 1520. The stone is carved with three shields framed by red dragon loops.
Take a detour to Rättviks Gammelgård from around 1830, built in a style dating back to the Middle Ages. In summer, daily tours of the farm are offered. Coffee or lunch is served in the garden café "Nyfiket".
Nittsjö is home to the White Guide-listed restaurant Solgårdskrogen, run by Jonathan and Genevieve Bjurenstedt. In a rural setting, food is cooked from scratch using ingredients from their own vegetable garden, the forest and local producers. Open daily in summer.
Pottery with a 100-year tradition. One of our country's oldest craft companies, which occupies a top position in the ceramic art industry. Today, a variety of stoneware and earthenware products are manufactured here and there are also factory sales.
Amtjärnsbrottet is an old open-cast mine where iron ore was once mined. Today, the quarry is filled with clear turquoise water, creating an almost fairytale-like setting surrounded by steep rock walls and forest.
The old Dalhalla limestone quarry is a spectacular outdoor stage in the middle of the Dalmatian forests. Discovered by chance in the early 1990s, Dalhalla is now one of Europe's most powerful and beautiful concert venues.
It is an old limestone quarry, protected for its unique geology. The light-colored limestone walls and the open environment give the place an exciting, dramatic character.
Stop for a refreshing swim at the bathing area at Bysjön. The lake is also very rich in birds, so keep an eye out for birdlife.
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