Stockholm Archipelago Trail — hike the islands of the Stockholm archipelago Interactive map of the Stockholm Archipelago Trail: 20 island sections with Waxholmsbolaget ferry times woven into complete door-to-door hiking routes.
Sections Arholma — The northernmost section. Maritime history at the harbour, coastal trails through fields and forest, and wilder ground with sea views. (13.4 km)Lidö — Two coastal loops past meadows, a preserved Russian oven and a WWII gun battery. Historical echoes and a welcoming Inn with cottages. (11.9 km)Furusund — Short but memorable gateway to the northern archipelago. Coastal landscapes and the famous Compass Rose carved into the bedrock. (7.2 km)Yxlan — Long coastal section through pine forest, meadows and dramatic rocky shores. Lake Träsket, the lighthouse and Stortallen each worth a stop. (24.0 km)Finnhamn — Three loops around a hostel, restaurant and working farm. Coastal trail, forest paths and pastoral landscapes in one. (10.1 km)Ingmarsö — Key island linking several sections. Winding forest paths, open meadows, a bakery, an inn and the boat-hopper trail north. (9.8 km)Brottö — Short section in a vibrant cultural landscape. The key for linking several mid-archipelago sections together. (1.0 km)Svartsö — Long but easy gravel-road hike through pastoral landscapes. A general store, café, archipelago hotel and two contrasting restaurants. (17.9 km)Möja — Gravel road around the eastern and southern coast past the villages of Långvik, Ramsmora, Berg and Hamn. Many hidden treasures. (13.8 km)Grinda — A section full of surprises. Technical northern trail, magical eastern-tip views, swim coves and a lively inn with great food. (9.8 km)Sandhamn — The archipelago's most famous spot. Bustling harbour in summer, but sparse pine forest and open sea views just beyond. (8.1 km)Runmarö — A long island close to the mainland yet infinitely calm. Gravel roads, small villages, enchanted forest, lakes and a restaurant to end the day at. (18.5 km)Nämdö — Archipelago variety in one section. Open gravel roads, a forest path to a mystical lake and panoramic views from Kyrknäset. (13.1 km)Ornö — The trail's longest section. Heights with breathtaking views, beautiful forest, cultural landscapes and coastal paths over rock. (34.1 km)Fjärdlång — A detour for the self-sufficient hiker. Winding forest paths, sun-warmed southern cliffs and solitude outside high summer. (11.7 km)Utö — The whole SAT in miniature. A vibrant community, rocky outcrops, wetlands, a technical east-coast trail and absolute coastal calm. (18.4 km)Ålö — The wildest section. Untouched rocky coastline, enchanted pine forest, sandy beaches and an open sea horizon south of Utö. (13.2 km)Rånö — Easy hilly gravel road with forest, sandy beaches and swimming coves facing Mysingen. A magical spot waits at the northern tip. (12.0 km)Nåttarö — A hidden gem with a cosy heart and a wild northern end. Restaurant, holiday village, cliffs, sandy beaches and an open horizon. (9.5 km)Landsort — The archipelago's southernmost outpost. Narrow forest paths, expansive cliffs and a beloved birdwatching spot all year. (10.7 km)Day trips from the mainland