실렌 주변 최고의 버스 정류장 출발 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Along the canal you can walk through the village and beyond

Beautiful view from the small rocky hill

Trosa is a picturesque summer resort on the Baltic Sea. There are cozy alleys, pastel-colored wooden houses, numerous shops and cafés, a harbor with a restaurant (Tullhuset) and an old tannery with a museum. A small river, the Trosaån, flows through the town.

There is a water pump here, marked on the Sörmlandsleden trail maps, but that has a sign on it saying that the water is not safe to drink. It is not clear exactly what is wrong with the water, but I did not dare chance it. There is another water pump just 500m south of here that does not have such a sign, but that water still tasted pretty bad, even after filtering. I would recommend other sources if possible.

Here is a shelter with a simple fireplace. There is both an axe and a saw for preparing firewood, but there is no ready supply of wood. There is also a small outhouse next to the shelter. Just down the hill from the shelter, within view, is a single house. There is no water source near the shelter. You would have to bring water from somewhere else along the trail.

The place name is probably derived from the Old Icelandic word trauŏur (sluggish, ponderous) and refers to the calm and slow flow of the Trosaån River.

Seeing the previous photos, it seems that the place was renovated very recently (we went there in July 2024). Wonderful big windshelter, directly on the Sörmlandsleden. Very large barbecue area with large benches. The area around is wide and flat, perfect to pitch tents. There are also many blueberries during summer, a'd a lake nearby with planks to access the water.

Parking at the junction of stage 11 and stage 12 of the Sörmlandsleden. There are toilets. At just 5min walk, there is a wonderful windshelter and barbecue area, with many blueberries (july)