Upplandsleden, etapp 21, Siggeforasjön–Tenasjön

The first section of the western part of The Uppland Trail is a varied one, passing several beautiful rest spots and lakes where you can go for a swim.
Just after the parking area by Lake Siggeforasjön, where the section begins, the trail splits, and you have to choose which way to go. The eastern and the western routes (compare with Walk 21:1) both take you to the rest spot at Lake Stora Ramsmossjön, and the barren Ramsmossen Bog. The path across Ramsmossen and on through the forest eventually turns into a gravel road. For 7 kilometres of hiking along the road, a beautiful cultural landscape with farms, fields and pastures opens up. You’ll reach Lake Bredsjön, and, back on a path, the small Lake Hanelundasjön and the wind shelter by Lake Skärsjön. There is a nice swimming spot at the end point, Lake Tenasjön.

Difficulty level: Medium, paths through slightly rugged terrain, and 7 kilometres on small roads.