From Lake Vänern to the wild north
Situated in connection with Mörudden and Klarälvsleden (the Klarälven path), Klarälvsbanan (the Klarälven trail) constitutes a 220 km cycle path which runs through the beautiful landscapes of Värmland. The paths stretch across Hammarö, Karlstad, Forshaga, Deje, Ransäter, Munkfors, Hagfors, Uddeholm, Ekshärad, Stöllet and up to Sysslebäck. From Vänern in the south, along Klarälven and up into the mountains and forests of the north.
The southern entrance of the Klarälven trail has a signposted cycle route of 10km from Mörudden to Lake Kroppkärr. The route is suitable for cycling and hiking.
Traffic is prohibited on Klarälvsbanan which constitutes 90 km of asphalt on an old disused railway embankment, from Karlstad to Uddeholm. The trail is suitable for cycling, hiking, inline and roller skiing.
At the northern entrance of Klarälvsbanan, Klarälvsleden, follows a 120 km cycle path on a country road and gravel, from Hagfors to Sysslebäck. The path is suitable for cycling and hiking.
