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Glösa, 40km northwest of Ö²õ³Ù±ð°ù²õ³Ü²Ô»å and by the Alsensjön lake, has some of Sweden’s finest Stone Age petroglyphs. The carvings, on rock slabs beside a stream, feature large numbers of elk and date from 5000 BC. There’s also an excellent reconstruction of a Stone Age hut and replicas of skis, snowshoes, a sledge and an elk-skin boat. Nearby are some displays about elk hunting using traps (prohibited since 1864) and more modern methods.


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1. Mus-Olles Museum

5.95 MILES

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2. Frösö Kyrka

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3. Moose Garden

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Head to Moose Garden, 16km southwest of Ö²õ³Ù±ð°ù²õ³Ü²Ô»å, to get up close and personal with the King of the Forest – or at least, some tame ones. You get to…

4. ¹ó°ùö²õö²Ô

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5. Jamtli

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6. Badhusparken

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8. Ã…re Chokladfabrik

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It's hard to drive past this place at the eastern end of town on the E14. These guys have been producing handmade chocolates, truffles and caramels since…