Today, we decided to head up to Renfjället once again. Vera and I had been there a couple of weeks earlier, but now it was time for Molly and the dogs to experience the beautiful mountain as well.

Today, Vera and I hiked the western trail to the top of Åreskutan (Trail 214). The trail is 7.6 km long with a steep ascent of 860 meters. The weather was absolutely perfect, and the mood was high!

The family’s first hike together in the mountains went pretty well. We headed straight out the door in Tegefjäll and made our way up Mullfjället. To avoid the climb through the slopes in Duved, we took a shortcut up via Englandsbacken.

On the last night, the wind was expected to pick up, so we played it safe and anchored in Koxviken. It turned out to be a short but fantastic sailing trip, filled with plenty of sunshine and delicious food!

Today was Vera’s first mountain hike, and to keep things simple, we started with Mullfjället, just around the corner from our apartment in Tegefjäll.

Today marked our final day of hiking for this trip. After checking the weather forecast, which promised a bit of sunshine, we saved the best mountain for last. Ottfjället truly is a highlight!

Today, we decided to hike the Grofjällsrundan (trail 223). The journey begins in Edsåsdalen, taking you first through dense spruce forests that gradually transition into birch woodlands, before reaching the open mountain plateau. It was a cloudy day, perfect for a mountain hike!

It was our first summer in Åre, and Marcus, Petter, and I were eager to get out on the trails. Even though it was only early June and still a bit early for mountain hiking, we couldn’t resist heading up over the Pentecost weekend. We left Thursday evening, excited for three amazing day hikes ahead!

It was the first weekend in May, and I had an overwhelming craving to get out on the water and sail. When I asked around, none of my friends were able to join, so I decided to go solo. The day was absolutely perfect, with a gentle northerly breeze—ideal for some peaceful solo sailing!

Today was the day for my first summit tour. Allan and I met up at the cable car in the morning, and higher up, we met Odd, who decided to join us as well. It was a stunningly beautiful Easter day, and I was filled with excitement.

The second part of the vacation started off great. A few days earlier, David, Petter, and I had sailed the boat down to Västervik, and now it was time for David and me to head north again with the girls.

Finally, the long-awaited vacation was here! David, Petter, and I had three days to sail from Stockholm to Västervik. Later, once we arrived, I would return with David and the kids to sail back along the same route, offering a chance to enjoy the journey from both directions.

After last year's amazing sailing trip to Norsten, we couldn't wait to go back. So, on Friday evening, me, David, and the girls set sail for another trip to our new favorite spot.

Once again this year, Ornö Runt was canceled due to the pandemic, but Berndt and I were so eager to sail that we decided to create our own race around Ornö—Luffa vs Huxflux. So, Marcus came up from Västervik, and we sailed down to Kolnäsviken on Friday evening, where we met up with Berndt. The next morning, the race was on!

This weekend turned out to be an unforgettable one that I won’t soon forget! David and Emine came up from Kalmar, and we decided to sail south to explore the archipelago around Norsten. It’s a beautiful stretch of islands with relatively low terrain, offering little wind shelter, but the conditions were absolutely perfect. Sunshine, a gentle breeze, and warm (well, somewhat warm) waters!