Jösse River (Red line)
Orientation:
Jösse river flow source is Lake Varaldssjöens southeastern end up in western Värmland Finn Forests. The area is filled with traces of the old Finn culture that can be seen even today. At Mitander Fors river will then make a turn into Norway and will return to Sweden at Håvilsrud. Then it continues down through Gunnarskog, to finally run out into Glafsfjorden at Jössefors. The farther south you go, the more buildings you see. At the end of the trail are the two largest lakes. Possibility of resupplying along the trail. The tour can be canceled earlier this instance Gunnarskog or Jössefors.
The trail is suitable for tours all summer and can be combined with the Kola River and Glaskogen. Josse River is suitable for both single or tvåveckorstur and classified as moderate.
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Length:
100 km
Height difference:
215 m,
Stretch:
Mitanderfors-Austmarka-Gunnarskog-Arvika – Värmeln– Sandvikengården
Maps:
12C SV, 11C NV, 11C SV, 11C SO (50.000-part) or Arvika Friluftskarta (1: 100.000)
Difficulty:
Moderate mostly in small lakes and rivers.
Land transport:
14 needle (100m - 6.500 m) to a longer Glafsfjorden Värmeln 6500 m, can be excluded.
Pproviantering:
Edane, Austmarka, Gunnarskog (a small petrol station) Ottebol (Sulvik) and Arvika
Water:
We recommend that drinking water be brought in a can, while all cooking can be done with seawater (which is boiled). If possible, do not use the water that is in the watercourses directly outside the urban areas you pass.
Fishing:
Fishing licenses are available for purchase at Sandvikengården. Canoe trail fishing license C, SEK 100 per week and canoe. Does not apply in Norway and Glafsfjorden!
Problem:
Bad weather is just one of the reasons why you may need to cancel your canoe trip elsewhere than planned. You can always contact Sandvikengården for collection along the trail, but feel free to call a day in advance to determine the time and place.