Bike to Nature

This beautiful route is all about natural water features: lakes, streams and the sea. In 333 kilometres you’ll pass more lakes than you can count. This route is the perfect spring or summer bikepacking getaway. Because what better way to end a long day in the saddle than a refreshing swim in a pristine

The Banvallsleden is a beatiful route which starts in Halmstad and takes you to the opposite coastline over rails that have now turned into trails. Prepare to be awe-struck by the scenery along the way. Vast oak and beech forests, nature reserves, large lakes and streams that all enrich your path.



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This route, which starts from the Golfklubb Hyllinge 15 kilometres east of Helsingborg, takes you to great heights. The ride is characterised by ridges, punchy climbs, and stunning viewpoints. Even though the altitude doesn’t go beyond 220 metres above sea level, you will need a strong pair of climbers

This adventure is all about nature’s beauty that the southernmost province of Sweden, Skåne, has to offer. Think rolling farmlands, lush forests, mediaeval castles, picturesque towns, and gravel roads.



Don't let the 'difficult' label on komoot fool you. That’s based on the total distance of the route

This bikepacking route links two of Bike to Nature’s most popular rides. It takes you from the Roundway trip through gravel paradise to the Bikepacking the Åsen route. But it isn’t just a quick changeover, the ride starts with some stunning gravel roads along the coast. After 40 kilometers you make a

Route on the border area of Skanå and Blekinge. Blekinge is often called the Sweden's southernmost wilderness.



With countless of smaller and bigger lakes, this route is the perfect getaway for a summer bikepacking trip. The lakes offer the location for a refreshing dip. The lakes are connected with some

Stunning route packed with easy rolling bike lanes, history and incredible views. Following former rail road tracks; the Banvallsleden.



Both start and finish are easily accessible by train. Both Halmstad and Karlshamn are equipped with a train station that's directly connected with both Malmö and Copenhagen

Route along the Kattegatsleden, chosen as number one bike touring(?) route in .. . Route that connects two of Bike to Nature's very own bikepacking routes.



Possible to revert the route, depending on where you'd like to start and end.

Ride across two ridge lines, bulldozed by a powerful glacier. The ride starts at the Golfklub, and goes counterclockwise wise over Söderåsen and Hallandåsen. Roughly 250 kilometers in length, so perfect for a three day gravel/bikepacking adventure.



After 75 kilometers you'll pass Höör. Here you can stock

Coast to coast

Öresund, the water between Malmö and Copenhagen to the Hanö Bay, at the east of Skåne



The ride is a beautiful mixture of all the beauty that the southern most province of Sweden has to offer. Think of rolling hills, lush forests, medieval castles, picturesque towns, and gravel roads.