Hammarland Map

Sadelin Trail – Hammarland is about 44.5 km of Sadelinleden (Swedish) / Sadelinreitti (Finnish), the longest hiking route on the Åland Islands at roughly 77 km from Hammarland through Finström to Geta. Visit Åland describes the whole trail as moderate overall, with meadows, forest, rocky hills, and seashore, and notes that you can walk it in shorter stages and in either direction with start and end points near roads(1). Hammarland municipality highlights varied nature along the route—meadows, forest, rocky ground, and beaches—and points to Marsund on the old mail road across Åland as a strong cultural setting with older buildings, as well as lookout towers and other sights along the wider corridor(3). The Municipality of Finström explains that Sadelinleden honours P.U.F Sadelin (1788–1858), parish priest in Hammarland in the 19th century, including his interest in library work(2). The trail is on Hammarland in the Åland archipelago. Along this Hammarland section, the same marked route continues as elsewhere on Sadelinleden: white-topped poles and white paint on rocks, stones, and trees(1). About 16 km from the start you reach Bovikin uimaranta, a swimming beach by Boviksjön—good for a break on a long day. Near 25 km, Marsundin uimaranta sits close to the trail along Marsundsvägen, by the Marsund shore—another natural swim stop in terrain that mixes village roads, sandy tracks, forest paths, and rocky rises(1)(3). Where this section meets the Finström leg, it connects directly to Sadelin Trail – Finström, which continues past Markusböle and Storbergetin näkötorni toward Geta; see our page for that segment if you are planning a multi-day walk eastward. Along the full 77 km, Visit Åland also names Finström church in Pålsböle, First World War coastal-battery remains at Vårdberg in Sålis, Skarpnåtö homestead museum, orchid-rich Höckböle, and several lookout towers on their overview—not all of these lie on the Hammarland segment alone, but they place this shore-and-village walking in the wider archipelago story(1). On Utsidan forum, walkers discussing Sadelinleden sometimes mention stretches that follow ordinary roads and asphalt; treat that as planning colour for footwear and daily distances rather than a judgement on every stage(4). For the latest maps and the downloadable PDF leaflet, start with Visit Åland’s Sadelinleden page(1). Hammarland municipality links fuller regional hiking context from the same trail hub(3). Printed maps for the cross-municipality route are sold via Finström municipality at the municipal office and at Ålands idrottscenter if you want paper to match the GPX(2).