トロサの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ7

It's worth looking for and following the orange tree markers. Arriving by boat is ideal.

The hut is extremely difficult to find and virtually inaccessible for trekking bikes. However, those who manage to make their way through will be rewarded with pure idyll.

Nice shelter along the Sörmlandsleden trail. The shelter is elevated on a small hillside. There is a fireplace and picnic table. Next to the shelter is also a small privy/outhouse. From the shelter you can just about make out the water through the trees, but it is surrounded by forest on all sides. On the back of the shelter is a downpipe that collects rainwater from the shelter roof, and there is a bucket for collecting water.

This is a well equiped rest stop at lake Gisesjön, right by a parking spot. There is a shelter with an fireplace that has a chimney and is covered by the shelter roof, and there is firewood stored just outside the shelter. In front of the shelter are picnic tables. Behind the shelter, just up a small hill, is a handicap parking spot, a large outhouse, and some trash cans. Further up the hill is the normal parking spot as well as a lookout spot. Note that this is still part of the Nynäs nature reserve and that it is not permitted to camp here.

The shelter at lake Björken is located at a lovely spot. The shelter itself is located at a shaded spot facing away from the water, but just north of the shelter is a small rocky headland with a nice fireplace and with a gorgeous view of the water. On the other side of the lake is a farm house with some horses grazing near the water. Other than that the lake seems to be surrounded by uninterrupted nature. In front of the shelter is another fireplace, and there is a supply of firewood as well as a cleaver to split the wood. There is a small outhouse near the shelter as well. The lake water is exceptionally clear looking, and it may be the clearest lake water I've seen in ages.