Walking those old paths at Badelundaåsen and Anundshög, I think of all the souls who’ve walked there before me: travelers, traders, kings...

A small adventure outside Sala: Mattssons Utsiktstorn, a 20-meter-high lookout tower hidden deep in the forest.

Nature on your doorstep! Discover urban hiking trails in Västerås, perfect for beginners and anyone seeking green escapes near the city.

The sheer number of deer in Sweden makes them an unavoidable yet fascinating part of everyday life here, so let's get to know them better...

There’s something magical about gazing the stars in Sweden. The clear, crisp air and minimal light pollution make it a perfect place for it.

In winter animal tracks in snow allow us to piece together the hidden lives of the creatures who share our forests.

Discover the Tales of the Enchanted Ängsö, where ancient legends and ghostly whispers come alive in its mystical landscapes.

A photographer's struggle to capture Sweden's majestic moose on camera. A tale of near misses, hope, and wildlife adventures.

Discover the beauty of winter hiking in Sweden. But before you head out, there are a few things to keep in mind .

Björnö Nature Reserve is a favorite for Västerås locals looking for a simple way to recharge in nature.

Strömsholm Naturreservat is the perfect blend of scenic landscapes, rich wildlife, and Swedish history.

Foraging mushrooms is a great way to connect with nature, but identifying dangerous mushrooms is crucial for a safe and enjoyable experience

Fungi and mushrooms living in the shadows of the forest floor often go unnoticed, but they play a crucial role in the ecosystem.

In Sweden, it feels like stepping into a new world each season, each with its own pace, activities, and distinct beauty.

Discover Swedish Ice Age legacies in Västerås. Explore moraines, glaciers, and the ancient forces shaping Sweden's rugged landscape.

Hälleskogsbrännan Nature Reserve is no ordinary forest; it’s a place born from fire.

Birdwatching around Västerås is a fantastic way to connect with the nature here, with its rich mix of forests, wetlands, and open landscapes

As summer fades, the elderberry bush produces its deep purple berries, making it the perfect time for making elderberry syrup.

A Swedish friend introduced us to foraging winter chanterelles or 'trattkantareller', and it quickly became a bit addictive.

There are many ways to enjoy the outdoors here, for me, it often means a hike in the forest.