With miles of trails and paths, you can challenge yourself and explore the stunning scenery. The trails vary in difficulty and length, so whether you are a beginner or an experienced trail runner, you will find something that suits you.
Trail running has gained increasing popularity over the years as a form of exercise, particularly for those looking to move beyond traditional asphalt and gravel paths. Trail running takes you into the forest on unpaved paths, with natural obstacles such as hills and mountains providing a more challenging workout. Orsa Grönklitt boasts a large network of marked and unmarked trails, providing a variety of terrain suitable for all levels, from beginners to serious competitors. Whether you're looking for a leisurely jog or training for Ultravasan, there's a trail for you.
It's important to choose the right shoes for your trail running experience, with trail-specific shoes recommended for uneven and muddy terrain. At The Cross Country Centre, we offer a range of equipment and can help you find the perfect shoes for your needs.
Trail running signs are up from mid-May to mid-October.
Experience the thrill of trail running in the beautiful surroundings of Orsa Grönklitt.
The trails vary in difficulty and terrain, from heavy hilly areas to easily runnable pine heaths and vast marshlands with soft and gentle surfaces.
Orsa Grönklitt's terrain offers a diverse and challenging landscape, ideal for orienteering. The southern part towards Fryksås has easy-to-navigate pine heath areas, while the west has marshlands with small hills and forest paths. In the north, you'll find steep slopes and challenging terrain that will put your navigation skills to the test..
Orsa Grönklitt's Cross Country Centre is open almost every day of the year and offers rental equipment for cycling, canoeing, roller skiing, inline skating, and fishing. During the summer, instructors offer lessons in cycling and roller skiing. The outdoor shop has a well-stocked range of equipment including running shoes, roller skis, clothes, and more.
- Start with shorter runs to adjust to the hilly terrain
- Keep your feet under your body and weight on the front of your foot
- Try to have the weight on the front of the foot
- Keep your shoulders relaxed and chest upright
- Keep your shoulders relaxed and chest upright
- Take shorter steps to maintain balance.
