The Solander Trail is an innovative hiking trail in northern coastal Sweden. All segments of the trail is 220 kilometers long between its starting points in Luleå in the north and Piteå in the south. If you choose the most direct way it's around 167 kilometers.

The trail was named after our local explorer Daniel Solander - bothanist and pupil of Carl von Linneaus - that became Sweden first circumnavigator. The mission of the trail is to inspire our visitors as well as locals to explore all the amazing nature, culture, activities and sights available along the trail

The gr 340 circumnavigate around the Belle-Ile island following the coast, with lots and lots of ups and downs reaching the multitude of beaches, creeks and coves around the island.

This circular route around the lovely Brett valley is best begun at Stratford St Mary. It takes you to Withermarsh Green, Shelley, Lower Raydon and Holton St Mary, while the short route takes you to Higham.

Some of the route is along two other epic FKTs the Stour Valley Path and also the St Edmund Way, a long distance footpath of 79 miles (127km) running from Manningtree in Essex to Brandon in the Brecks in north-west Suffolk, via Sudbury and Bury St Edmunds.