English
Biking South East is a network of biking areas for trail biking/MTB/mountain bike in eastern Småland and on Öland in Sweden.
The trails presented here are built and maintained by local land owners, companies, clubs and non profit organisations that share an interest in the trail biking of the region. The network is administrated by Region Kalmar County.
Get to know our biking areas!
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Bikepark Långehäll
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Dackestupet
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Rälla Tall
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Svartbäcksmåla
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Wimer Bike Park
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How the trails are graded
All trails presented by Biking South East are marked and graded in a consistent matter, following the standards used by both Swedish and international biking areas and resorts. The marking also indicate that the trail is built with permission of land owners, all this with the ambition to offer you safe and entertaining biking that’s easy to access.
Trail Grades
VERY EASY Easy trail that most often is on dirt roads or wide paths.
Marked with green signs and arrows.
EASY Like the green trail, but with large sections of natural trails, some slopes and generally more challenging than the green trails.
Marked with blue signs and arrows.
MODERATE Like the blue trails, but including plenty of sections with technical challenges and/or steep slopes.
Marked with red signs and arrows.
EXPERT Trails including large sections of very technical trail biking, jumps, drops, steep slopes, roots and rocks.
Marked with black signs and arrows.
A few pointers
We are keen on keeping trail biking a great way of combining being in nature with adrenaline even in the future, and we believe that you feel the same. Therefore, it’s essential that we respect each other on the trails, and that we all help keeping the environment we bike in clean and healthy. When coming across people enjoying nature in other ways than on a bike, sharing the area with them and respecting their choice is of course the right thing to do.
Closed trails
Respect that trails can be closed at times, for example after a storm, for maintenance or when there is hunting in the area.
Leave no trace
Don’t litter! Everything you brought on the ride you bring back home or dispose of in a public bin.
Stay in control
Pay attention to changing weather and conditions, and ride accordingly. Expect to come across other people on the trails, ride in such a way that you have control and can choose where to go.
Make yourself heard
When meeting people on the trails, let them hear you. Slow down, you’re not racing! Give space and great with a smile. A little friendliness goes a long way!
Wildlife
Animals are often frightened by sudden moves or sounds, make gentle noise in order to alert them and give time for them to observe you.
Plan your ride
Make sure your bike is in a good working condition before heading for the trails. Get to know the area you’re biking in. Bring spares, tools, clothes and a phone on your ride. If biking alone, tell someone where you’re headed and when they should expect you back.
