An old road from Sweden to Norway
Follow in the footsteps of pilgrims and tradesmen crossing the national border in Skarddøra, along the shiny surface of the lake Selbu and through the forests of Malvik to Trondheim. Romboleden can certainly be said to be an old road for pilgrims, traders and officials who for centuries have been trading and exchanging culture between Norway and Sweden.
In Skarddøra, on the Swedish border, two old pilgrim paths meet up; the great Romboleden and the Jämt-Norway route. From here, via Stugudalen, and down through Tydalen and Neadalen towards Selbu, the path goes through fantastic areas with beautiful views of the mountain masses such as Sylan, Skardsfjella, Skarvan, Fongen, Bringen and Rensfjellet.
A wonderful nature experience
Towards Selbu you will experience varying scenery, from open mountains, lush forest landscape to fertile agricultural landscape. You will pass Selbu church, which probably has had a central impact on the medieval pilgrims. The road to the pilgrim destination goes via the forests of Malvik, to the Saksvikkorsen overlooking the spire of Nidaros Cathedral.
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Public transport
You can easily reach Tydal and Stugudalen by taking bus 330 from Trondheim on weekdays at 14:15 from Dronningensgate D2. Then you have to change in Selbu to bus 535 to Stugudalen. On Fridays, a bus from Trondheim leaves without bus exchange starting from Dronningensgate D2 at 16:15.Directions
You´ll have to get a cab to drive you to the startingpoint or if you stay at Kirkvollen B&B they can take you to Sylsjøen.Coordinates
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