1. A walk around Solliden with a picnic
North of Örebro lies Lake Lången, which features a great swimming spot and several beautiful cultural sites. The bike loop around the lakeis a pleasant 27-kilometer ride with 90 meters of elevation gain. You’ll pass by the beautiful Kåviängen and Axberg Church—and if you’re in the mood for a swim, the swimming spot at Kårstaö is just a short detour away.
Also located along the bike path is Solliden, the Swedish Church’s retreat center, which enjoys a beautiful setting right by the lake. Here you can have lunch, enjoy a coffee break, or order takeout. Don’t miss the delicious Solliden loaf, which is baked by hand right here.

2. The Katrinelund Trail and a luxury lunch at Sjökrogen
If you enjoy cycling on gravel roads,this isthe ride for you. It’s 28 kilometers long and runs from Örebro Castle toKatrinelunds Gästgiveri and Sjökrog. The bike ride takes you along the southern shores of Hemfjärden and Mellanfjärden, ending at beautiful Katrinelund. Treat yourself to a long, luxurious lunch at Sjökrogen. Perhaps some Hjälmaregös fish from the lake will hit the spot after nearly 30 kilometers on the bike? Be sure to book a table in advance!

3. Bike around Tysslingen
The lake, located at the foot of Kilsbergen, is also known as Svansjön because thousands of birds—especially dazzling white swans—stop here every year during the first few weeks of spring. In the summer, you can enjoythe cycling loop around Tysslingen, which starts at Karlslund Manor and takes you 32 flat kilometers out onto the Närke Plain and back. When you want to recharge, you can grab a snack atKarlslund Manor’s summer café.
