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Getting here and getting around during the week

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Photo: Victor Gårdsäter. Artwork: Åke Pallarp, Enno Hallek

How to get here and how to travel during the week

There are many different options and routes for getting to Stockholm. Once here, you can travel easy to both our stages and all the experiences!

On this Visit Stockholm page, you will find information based on your transport.:

Travel information - Visit Stockholm External link, opens in new window.

Once here, our goal is for as much as possible to be accessible without a car, with the exception of Trail-O stages 1 and 2, which require a car.

Foot-O

All stages can be reached by rail from the campsite, and from across the city and surrounding area. There are many ticket types available, from single tickets to multiday tickets and discounts for those under 20 and over 65, and students. Children aged up to 11 can travel free when they’re with an adult. As well as public transport possibilities, stages 3 and 4 are within cycling distance of the campsite and you can even walk to Stage 5.

From accommodation elsewhere in Stockholm (or for those living outside Stockholm) there is almost always a suitable public transport route for the entire journey or part of it.

För boende på andra platser runt om Stockholm (eller för er som bor utanför Stockholm) finns i de allra flesta fall möjlighet att åka kollektivtrafik, helt eller delvis. For those of you traveling by car, we will get back to you with information regarding parking.

MTBO

Stage 1 can be reached by bike from the campsite. You can take bikes on commuter trains, so travelling by train to stages 2 and 3 can be done with a combination of cycling and the train. All stages can be reached by car.

TRAIL-O

All stages can be reached by car. Stages 3, 4 and 5 can also be reached by public transport.

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