Every spring, thousands of cranes arrive in Sweden after a long flight from Spain. They are welcomed as the bringers of light in the spring.

Allemansrätten is about public access to nature, everyone has the freedom to roam the Swedish nature as long as you don't disturb or destroy

Alright, let's talk about fika here. Not necessarily tied to Swedish outdoor life, but at the same time, VERY much connected to outdoor life

As a newbie in Sweden, I viewed the seasons here with fresh eyes. Being Dutch, I'm used to seasons, but winter here is something different.

If you've ever driven through Västerås in winter, you've probably noticed those big bunches of leaves in the trees. That's mistletoe.

What a pleasant surprise! Näs offers adventure and great views. Our challenge got a bit bigger as we visited Näs in winter...

To be honest, I never expected to encounter snakes when we moved to Sweden...

Great fun! Spark kicksledding on lake Mälaren in Västerås, Sweden.

Ängsö Naturreservat is a beautiful area with countless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. It can be a bit spooky though...