Description

In Scandinavia Midsummer is a big feast! We celebrate the brightest time of the year. Its celebrated in different ways- in Jämtland where I come from we spend the days in the mountains. Lots of local food, happy people and beeing close on nature.
Disconnect all the musts, leave the mobile phone and just live. Breath fresh air, drink water from the streams and be present.
Experience Nordic mountains in this spectacular location. A summer stay for the local reindeer herders is a place outsiders rarely get to, take your chance and learn more about the simple Nordic lifestyle, local food and the life of the reindeer. If we are lucky we also get to meet the reindeer herders.

The Nordic mountains are known to be wild, endless and beautiful. A lot of lakes and river creating a fantastic landscape to hike, go fishing or just enjoy the silence. On this retreat you get to try the simple Nordic lifestyle. We cook our dinner by the crackling fire, take a swim in the wild waters and enjoy sauna to get warm.

Important. This is a small midsummer celebration. You can only book an entire cabin, so bring your family or friends and celebrate with us.There are two small cabins to book into. Each cabin has four beds.

Day 1
Pick up
We start at the local waffle-café and get to know each other
Transport to site
The guide has prepared our dinner in the Lávvu, the small tent hut which is our restaurant for the stay
A free evening so we have time to make ourselves at home in the cabin
Optional Stories by the campfire

Day 2
Breakfast in the wild mountains
Hiking to the Magic Green Lake if wheater allows
Lunch outdoors
Dinner in the Lávvu, the small tent hut which is our restaurant for the stay
Free evening
Optional Wild swimming and Sauna
A short evening hike to celebrate the brightest night in the year!

Day 3
Breakfast by the river
Free time
Lunch together
Short hike and reflection
We end the stay by the local cafe and the tradtional Waffel
Transportation

The naked Truth:
We stay in small traditional cabins max 8 persons
There is no electricity
There is no running water, but we have the river right besides us
The hikes and activities are adjusted for your level
This is a true uniq and genuine experience- this is our lifestyle

How to book
Booking is easy. Click on the “book now” button. Choose a date and fill in the booking form. When booking, you pay 20% now and the remaining amount 30 days before you arrive.

Whats Included
Midsummer feast
Meals
Non alcoholic drinks, coffe/tea, berry drinks etc
Local guide
Transport to the cabin

You need to bring
Clothes (can be rented, please send Email to sofie@strovtag.com if you want rental clothes)
Boots
Personal gear
A happy and curious mind

What happens if I want to cancel my experience?
Up to 30 days before the tour starts 98% refund
29 -5 days before the tour starts 40% refund
4-0 days before the tour starts no refund

How to get here

This is how to get to to Jämtland and my beautiful part of Sweden. With only 20 kilometers to Norway, this is a right in the heart of Scandinavia.

By Train. The easiest way to get here is by train, there are both night and day trains from the major cities in Sweden. Most of the tours are adapted to when the morning train arrives. Snälltåget, SJ and Norrtåg will take you here. The nearest train stations are Storlien or Enafors. Let me know which train you’re coming on and I’ll meet you. Book your ticket online for a easy travel. Pack your bags and show the E-ticket when on the train.

By plane. Our nearest airport is about 80 kilometers away, Værnes International Airport. From here there are daily departures to many of the largest European cities. If you want to fly domestically, Östersund/Åre airport is 170 kilometers away. Let me know which train you’re coming on and I’ll meet you.

By car. Jämtlandsfjällen is easy to reach by car. E14 leads you straight here. There are chargers for electric cars along the way. Exact positions can be found here.