Sled skiing in R\u00e4ttvik<\/h2>\n
R\u00e4ttvik makes itself very unique with Sweden’s longest and only twin-parallel-track summer toboggan run. The drag lift will first drawn you up in your sled. One you’re on top of the hill you can speed 725 meters\u00a0down hill. It is a nice adventure for the whole family. There are single and double sled’s. Children under the age of 7\u00a0must be accompanied by an adult.\u00a0The toboggan run is only open during the summer (June-August) \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
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Sled skiing in R\u00e4ttvik. \u00a9My Little Travel Stories<\/p><\/div>\n
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Sled skiing in R\u00e4ttvik. \u00a9My Little Travel Stories<\/p><\/div>\n
R\u00e4ttvik Pier, L\u00e5ngbryggan<\/h2>\n
R\u00e4ttvik has also a piers that goes 628 meters into Lake Siljan. Originally it was created as a jetty for the steamer over Lake Siljan. Tourists could then visit R\u00e4ttvik and spend the night in the\u00a0neighboring hotel. In 1992 the pier has been renewed with the help of many donors. All the names of people who donated can be found on the boards of the pier. The steamer over Lake Siljan might not be there anymore but you can still travel over Lake Siljan by boat. A nice little boat for tourists named M\/S Gustaf Wasa sails over Lake Siljan to Mora and Leksland. Next to the long pier is a place to bathe.<\/p>\n
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R\u00e4ttvik pier by sunset. \u00a9 My Little Travel Stories<\/p><\/div>\n
Waterfall Styggforsen<\/h2>\n
The ring-shaped geologic structure of the Siljan area has been created by giant meteorite impact about 360 million years ago. A giant meteorite of between 2-3 kilometers in diameter struck the Earth and created a crater that was 30 to 40 kilometers in diameter and 5 kilometers deep. The steep crater sides were so unstable that rock material slid down the crater. The vertical position of the sedimentary rock layers would have been incurred in this phase of crater development. The high cliff on the photo down below has steep upright, thin-layered rocks called ‘Getryggen’.<\/p>\n
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Styggforsen waterfall. \u00a9 My Little Travel Stories<\/p><\/div>\n
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Styggforsen waterfall. \u00a9 My Little Travel Stories<\/p><\/div>\n