St. Olav Path
- S:t Olavsleden -
THE ST. OLAV PATH - S:T OLAVSLEDEN
The St. Olav Path is the world’s northernmost pilgrim route, stretching 580 kilometers from Selånger in Sweden to Trondheim in Norway. Winding over mountains, through forests, along lakes, and past historic sites, it offers a journey rich in nature and heritage. Often called Scandinavia’s Camino de Santiago, the trail allows travelers to follow in the footsteps of pilgrims from centuries past.
The route is usually walked in stages of about 21 kilometers per day, requiring moderate walking experience. Paths vary from forest tracks and gravel roads to asphalt and grass trails. Some elevation changes occur in the Åre area, but there is no real climbing, leaving plenty of time to enjoy the scenery.
NORDIC PILGRIM
Since 2014, Nordic Pilgrim has offered self-guided trips along S:t Olavsleden. We arrange accommodation, meals, luggage transport, maps, and English guides to points of interest. An English-speaking contact is always available during your trip – locally or via our app. You can manage your own meals, which
saves money. Short on time? We’ll help select the best section
for you. Carry your own luggage for a more budget-friendly experience. Special requests, such as bicycle rental or dietary needs, can be accommodated, and we can assist with extra nights and travel advice. The packages below are just suggestions.