4 hour(s) 30 minute(s)
English
Included
Peaceful evening hike surrounded by nature
Scenic trails over granite cliffs and forest paths
Chance to spot wildlife and birdlife
Learn about local fauna, geology, and culture
€ 113.66
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Experience the magic of Sweden’s wilderness on a peaceful sunset hike through Tyresta National Park. Your adventure begins in central Stockholm, followed by a short public bus ride to the park’s entrance. As the evening light softens, you’ll wander through ancient forests, climb over high granite cliffs, and explore serene lakes surrounded by untouched nature. This tranquil journey offers the perfect escape from the city’s busy rhythm, with your expert outdoor guide sharing fascinating stories about the landscape, Swedish culture, and local wildlife.
As the sun slowly dips behind the treetops, the forest transforms into a calm and atmospheric setting. Keep an eye out for wildlife such as deer, hares, or wild boar—though not guaranteed, nature is always full of surprises. Midway through the hike, you’ll enjoy a traditional Swedish light picnic in a quiet spot, taking in the stillness of the evening. Those who wish can even take a refreshing swim in a nearby lake before continuing through the dusk-lit woods. The tour concludes with an easy return to the city, leaving you with a memorable and serene Swedish nature experience.
Traditional midsummer meal
Snacks, coffee & tea
Experienced hiking guide
Round-trip transportation
Gratuities
Drinking water
Suitable outdoor clothing
Sturdy footwear
Mosquito & bug repellent
Swimming clothes and towel
Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time
This activity has an easy activity level but might be challenging for some people
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This place is spectacular! Must see place in Bryce & highland recommend doing this hiking too along with the viewpoint.
Just like the Sunrise point, this is worth the evening walk out. Stunning, empowering, awe-inspiring, and HOODOO's! So many, Thors hammer sticks out, but every one of them gave me a smile. I would bet they will give you one too. Bring someone you want to enjoy it with for an added experience, but they can be enjoyed just the same alone. We'll worth it.
We were there in October 2025 , the last week before services ended. The weather was perfect. We are from Florida and in our 70s and the biggest question was which way to walk in order to not over do it . After reading a lot of review reviews and speaking to the Ranger we walked from Bryce Point to Inspiration Point. This walk was mostly downhill and very pleasant. I underestimated the time as we took much longer taking pictures looking and just enjoying the walk that I expected. From Inspiration Point , we waited for shuttle for about six minutes and went onto Sunset point. Sunset Point was much more crowded than any of the other areas, but was definitely worth seeing . From Sunset point to Sunrise Point it is an easy paved walk approximately .7 miles. It should be noted that Sunset Point parking lot appeared to be full. Take the shuttle and park in the over flow lot just inside the park or at the shuttle parking lot in Bryce town . The shuttles run ever 15 minutes and make a loop. The shuttles were on time and the shuttle drivers were pleasant and very informative. I will go back and spend more time in Bryce Canyon in the future. We drove into the park from Kanab you might want to take the time to look at Red Canyon which you drive through on your way in.
Beautiful hike! It was a rainy evening and the hot soup was a welcome pick me up. Great views and insights throughout the hike!
Exceeded my expectation! Excellent guide and wonderful way to see the park for the first time.
Definitely worth going for sunset. The place lights up and shadows blend into the light. The hoodoos are fascinating and you can walk a bit down from sunrise point to actually go within the hoodoos. I’d spend more time here than just sunrise and sunset next time and hike around.
our whole group loved it! the scenery was beautiful and when i told the guide i had a fear of heights she helped me climb the rock i was on. the food was also very good!
Photographs don't do it justice. The feature of the scenery is unparalleled! The trails are well maintained but I do not recommend any that descend into the canyon for small children. Stick to the rim trails instead where railings are more plentiful. Altitude is 8100ft so you will notice the gradients. Bring water, trekking poles, hiking shoes and wear a hat & sunscreen! We arrived after labor day and had very little trouble finding parking so we didn't use the free shuttle. If you have time and are visiting during late spring-autumn, go early in the morning and come back again after 4 or 5 pm when the temperature are cooler. The park rangers were friendly and informative. Wish we could have stayed longer than 2 nights.
This was a real pleasure, getting out of the city and spending the evening in a natural environment. The guide. Paloma, was very friendly and helpful. She made us a simple meal of traditional Swedish food with meatballs, potatoes and lingonberry jam. The hike was through forest, with a couple of small lakes we passed by.
Excellent experience. Our guide was super friendly, warm and a great person to talk to while enjoying our nature walk. Having a meal during golden hour next to the beautiful lake was fantastic. Thank you.
