

Bergslagen Cycling is located in the Örebro region and is Sweden's most densely populated and largest cycling area. Here you will find cycling routes from beginners to elite. Bergslagen Cycling consists of six large interconnected mountain bike areas, trails for touring cycling and many fine asphalt trails. In total, there are almost 1000 km of signposted mountain bike trails and 900 km of highway trails in the area.
All trails have a common rating - green, blue, red and black. Green is the easiest and black is the most difficult. This makes it easy to choose both for those who want to train for a competition and those who just want to take a bike ride with the family.
Both the wide selection and variety of trails are fantastic! Here are both long and demanding black mountain bike trails for those who want a challenge on trails in the forest, but also short, light green trails for those who want to "try it out". The MTB trails are clearly signposted, and with the map and route description from Berglagen's Cycling website you can easily find your way without a guide.
Hjulsjö: Move across historic land between the tombs and cabins.
Nora / Pershyttan: Experience how mining and inland ice have characterized the landscape.
Lindesberg: Here are some nice trails in enchanted woods.
Kilsbergen: Cycling in the wilderness with ancient castles and cobblestone fields.
Lekeberg: Flat terrain with small villages and a tougher black trail.
Askersund: Exercise for long runs or just enjoy Vättern's northern shore.
Kvarntorp: Exciting environment and art exhibition at Kvarntorpshögen.
Kloten: Cycling in the wilderness in one of Sweden's largest nature reserves.
In the area there are also several "road bike trails", ie asphalt rides for you who want to sharpen the shape of the racing bike. There are trails from about 30 km up to 150 km, with nice food and coffee places along the way. For those of you who want to experience nature and cycle on roads at a slightly slower pace, there are several options. Here you can choose to make an excursion for a few hours, or plan a slightly longer bike ride with an overnight stay.
In the old inn in Hjulsjö there is a farm shop with organic products. There is a café and sale of sheepskin, wool, crafts, arts and vegetables.
In Siggebohyttans Bergsmansgård (part of Örebro County Museum) there is a cozy café, with beautiful views of Lake Usken. Here you will find homemade bread and sandwiches.
Enjoy a delicious coffee, ice cream or sandwich in the unique restaurant caravan from 1927 in the beautiful Pershyttan cultural reserve.
In Berglagen's largest book race, you can also have a drink at Café Lankälven, with names after the river. Enjoy the sun, smash on a bun and browse your book finds.
At Lindesbergs Arena there is the possibility of change of clothes and restaurant visits. Here you will find a nice restaurant with homemade food and full rights.
In this creative center for artisans and entrepreneurs you can visit cozy shops and workshops or sit down and enjoy a cup of freshly baked bread in the café.
Farm shop with beautiful interior details. You are greeted by the aroma of homemade and freshly brewed coffee, and in "gray weather" you can cozy up in front of the warming stove.
Coffee with dip at Norasjön beach. Coffee and homemade buns have been served here since Midsummer Eve in 1946. Enjoy the pastries with the city's most beautiful views.
At Svalbo Café you can drink a cup of coffee with homemade bread or good sandwiches in peace and quiet, and look into the pottery Moa Rudebert's shop with fine utensils.
You can rent different types of bicycles in the Bergslagen cycling area. There are also several bicycle workshops in the area. Here you will find a list of options near your path.
Nora Glass began to be manufactured in 1923, and every summer since then Norabor and visitors have been able to enjoy this day-fresh delicacy. Welcome to try it!
In the farm, the cheese "Bredsjö Blå" is produced. You can stop by for a snack or have a light lunch at the cheese café, or shop for something good from the farm shop.