Jungfrubergsstigen at Lugnet 5 km
Falun, Falu kommun, Stadshuset, Slaggatan 3D, FalunThe trail is mostly on natural trails in somewhat steep terrain. The highlight of the trail is the summit of Jungfruberget where the trail turns.
Start and end location: The trail starts at the pond above Lugnet's ski stadium.
Length: 5 km mostly round loop.
Trail marking: Marked with orange color on the trees and gray and blue signposts.
Time required: 1.5 hours (adult).
Difficulty: Blue - Medium, varying difficulty.
Environment: Varied surface with smaller paths, wider footpaths and exercise tracks (ski tracks in winter). Partly quite hilly. From the start of the trail, you soon cross the road towards Skuggarvet and then move in a loop on Jungfruberget, in the western parts of the Lugnet nature reserve. The mountain is a popular area for walking and outdoor activities in all seasons. Mainly you will hike in a sparse pine forest. The ground is quite rocky, which means that the path you walk on is also quite rocky in parts.
Electric car charging: Charging poles at the Lugnet ski stadium and outside the Lugnet Visitors Center. Also available at Scandic.
The entire first part of the trail is slightly uphill. Once up at the highest point of the trail, a nice view of lake Varpan, Grycksbo and the forest between Falun and Leksand awaits. Here at the farm, it can be a good time to catch your breath or take a coffee break.
On the way back, the Jungfrubergsstigen goes a little further west on the mountain and alternates on smaller paths and wider footpaths. You pass, among other things, an area with really old and rough pines. You will come back at the wind shelters in Åsbobacken where there is an opportunity to rest. The last bit back to the dam you follow the same path you started on.
Jungfrubergsstigen is great for a walk at lunch or a run. It can be a little wet on the trail in some places as you approach the "top" but usually walking in regular jogging shoes is fine.
Public transport: Buses to Lugnet are available both from Falu C and Borlänge C. The nearest stop is called "Lugnet Sporthallen" and is approximately 400 meters from the start of the trail.
Direction: To get here, take the Lugnetroundabout and then the first exit to the left. After a few hundred meters you turn onto Sjulsarvsvägen and soon come to a large gravel parking lot. There is a large and free car park right next to the start of the trail by the pond at Lugnet.
Visit Dalarna is not responsible for the trail or its maintenance. Keep in mind that the trails are affected by the season and weather, so please check the conditions before you set out on your hike.
Start and end location: The trail starts at the pond above Lugnet's ski stadium. Length: 5 km mostly round loop. Trail marking: Marked with orange color on the trees and gray and blue signposts. Time required: 1.5 hours (adult). Difficulty: Blue - Medium, varying difficulty. Environment: Varied surface with smaller paths, wider footpaths and exercise tracks (ski tracks in winter). Partly quite hilly. From the start of the trail, you soon cross the road towards Skuggarvet and then move in a loop on Jungfruberget, in the western parts of the Lugnet nature reserve. The mountain is a popular area for walking and outdoor activities in all seasons. Mainly you will hike in a sparse pine forest. The ground is quite rocky, which means that the path you walk on is also quite rocky in parts. Electric car charging: Charging poles at the Lugnet ski stadium and outside the Lugnet Visitors Center. Also available at Scandic. The entire first part of the trail is slightly uphill. Once up at the highest point of the trail, a nice view of lake Varpan, Grycksbo and the forest between Falun and Leksand awaits. Here at the farm, it can be a good time to catch your breath or take a coffee break. On the way back, the Jungfrubergsstigen goes a little further west on the mountain and alternates on smaller paths and wider footpaths. You pass, among other things, an area with really old and rough pines. You will come back at the wind shelters in Åsbobacken where there is an opportunity to rest. The last bit back to the dam you follow the same path you started on. Jungfrubergsstigen is great for a walk at lunch or a run. It can be a little wet on the trail in some places as you approach the "top" but usually walking in regular jogging shoes is fine. Public transport: Buses to Lugnet are available both from Falu C and Borlänge C. The nearest stop is called "Lugnet Sporthallen" and is approximately 400 meters from the start of the trail. Direction: To get here, take the Lugnetroundabout and then the first exit to the left. After a few hundred meters you turn onto Sjulsarvsvägen and soon come to a large gravel parking lot. There is a large and free car park right next to the start of the trail by the pond at Lugnet. Visit Dalarna is not responsible for the trail or its maintenance. Keep in mind that the trails are affected by the season and weather, so please check the conditions before you set out on your hike.
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