Caschetten Pavilion at Österå – Stennäset Stone Bridge loop from Falun

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Sweden

Dalecarlia

Falun

Caschetten Pavilion at Österå – Stennäset Stone Bridge loop from Falun

Moderate

riders

Caschetten Pavilion at Österå – Stennäset Stone Bridge loop from Falun

03:17

51.9km

330m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 29, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.81 km

Lugnet Trailhead Information Board

Highlight • Rest Area

The board is somewhat hidden and shows the trails for mountain bikes

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8.39 km

Uggelviken

Highlight • Natural

South of Hult you enter a beautiful cultural landscape consisting of small strips of arable, stone walls, and clearance cairns. In Kopperbergslagen they used a form of crop rotation where by the land was alternately used as arable and meadow.

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9.89 km

Caschetten Pavilion at Österå

Highlight • Monument

Rogsån, the river that flows from Rogsjön Lake, enters Varpan here at Österå. There were once about ten smelting houses here. High up on a slag heap is "Caschetten", which was built as a pavilion in the 1850s.

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18.4 km

Slogmyrloken

Nature Reserve

44.4 km

Varbo Farm

Highlight • Historical Site

The present house was built in the eighteenth century. In the fourteenth century this was the home of the notorious Erik of Varbo. He is said to have been a very wicked and cruel man who killed several people.

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45.5 km

Bäckehagen Mansion

Highlight • Historical Site

This is a white-plastered Mansion which acquired its present appearance in the 1810s. The original house was probably built in 1647. Serving as a landmark for Bäckehagen is the lakeside house called "Sjöstugan"

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48.1 km

Stennäset Stone Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

This is an old hut site in the southern bay of Lake Varpan.

The old country road leads here to the northern part of Darlana. The stone bridge with its arches dates from the 18th century.

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