During the summer, we have guided tours every day from June 22 to August 30. Different days, different themes. Everything from the troll guidings to nature, culture, and snowshoe hikes.

Wibecksleden (the Wibeck trail) starts at the main entrance and at naturum Store Mosse and is accessibility-friendly.

For the youngest visitors – a fairytale walk of 500 meters close to the visitor center naturum.

This hike takes you around the entire lake Kävsjön where many bird species nest.

Svartgölsleden (the black pond hike) is the shortest trail leading out to the raised bog. 

The trail is a connection between Kävsjön runt and Svartgölsleden and is mostly through forest, but you can also walk out onto the raised bog to Svartgölen.

Gungflyleden (the quagmire trail) is not specifically marked on the map, but the entire trail goes over the large quagmire in the national park. 

Strandstigen (the lakeside trail) starts from Hagen, at Häradsö. This trail runs both in and outside of the park.

The Lilla Lövö roundtour hike shows both the untouched raised bog and the traces of the extensive peat extraction that once took place in the area.

Lövö roundtour hike starts in the open pasture area at the farmstead Lövö and takes you through the forest and along old sand dunes (rocknar).

The hike between the visitor center naturum Store Mosse and Andersberg is the national park's long-distance trail. The trail starts in the north and continues to the southern tip of the national park.

Blådöpet (the blue mire) is a wet and blue marshland that drains the lake Kalvasjön further east. This roundtour hike takes you along Blådöpet and into the forest in the southern parts of the national park, where there are usually fewer visitors and a great sense of wilderness.

Hillerstorpareleden is a wide bike trail that starts from Hillerstorp and crosses the national park.

In Store Mosse National Park you can join a guided tour with one of the national park’s partners. It is also possible to book guided tours in the national park and in the naturum.