Roslagsleden is a 190-kilometre hiking trail that starts in Danderyd, just north of Stockholm, and ends in Grisslehamn. Along the way, it passes Domarudden, Norrtälje and Roslagsbro. The trail crosses deep forests and coastal areas, with cultural sights along the route.

The route is divided into 11 sections, and there are swimming opportunities along the way. Overnight options include shelters, campsites, cabins and hotels. Roslagsleden is also part of European hiking trail no. 6, which runs from Greece to northern Finland.

Visit Stockholm names three stops along the route: Angarnssjöängen, in section 2, which it describes as one of the county’s finest birdwatching locations; Wira Bruk, with red cottages in a historic setting, across sections 5 and 6; and the studio of artist and author Albert Engström in section 11, overlooking the Sea of Åland. The trail’s sections offer a way to choose a portion of the route, while the accommodation options make overnight stays possible. The information provided does not specify prices or how long a walk takes.