Self guided winter tour in Viking Olavs footsteps

Our self guided tours

If you book a self-guided tour with Mid Scandinavia Tours, everything will be arranged for you upon arrival. This is the perfect way to travel if you prefer to explore on your own while avoiding the hassle of planning your vacation. You will also have your own contact person from Mid Scandinavia Tours, who is just a phone call away if you have any questions or need help at any point during your journey.

All itineraries are created by people who call the region home, which is why many of our travellers feel that booking a self-guided tour adds something extra to their experience. Before your tour begins you will be in touch with your contact person and have a personal online welcome meeting.

When you arrive in Scandinavia, you will receive a compendium containing information about the area, along with all train, bus, and activity bookings printed and neatly organised. Sit back, relax, and enjoy your Mid Scandinavia adventure.

Self guided winter pilgrim tour

Discover the magic of winter along the historic St. Olavsleden Pilgrim Trail on this 7-day self-guided tour. Start in Östersund, a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, and enjoy local cuisine and cozy accommodation.

Walk in the footsteps of Viking King Olav on two short scenic hikes to a Viking Runestone and a stunning frozen waterfall. Ride horseback along the pilgrim route and ski through the peaceful winter landscape.

Explore the Jamtli Museum and the vibrant mountain village of Åre, with optional activities like dogsledding and snowshoeing. The tour includes transport, some meals, and all equipment. This journey offers the perfect mix of nature, history, and relaxation.

7 days
Start and ends in Östersund, Sweden
When: December-April

Self guided from Trondheim to Jämtland

Discover the best of Norway and Sweden on this twin-centre itinerary. Start your adventure in Trondheim, a historic and vibrant Norwegian city brimming with cafés, bars, and Michelin-starred dining, earning its title as Norway’s foodie capital. Explore the inspiring Nidaros Cathedral, the Archbishop’s Palace with its crown jewels, and Stiftsgården, Scandinavia’s oldest wooden palace.

Board the train and journey into Sweden’s Jämtland region, a paradise of rolling mountains, pristine lakes, and endless forests. In Östersund, stroll charming streets, savour local delicacies and experience outdoor activities. It has been selected as a UNESCO City of Gastronomy, and for good reason.