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Pilgrimage route St Olavsleden to reopen after five hundred years

The 580 kilometre long St Olavsleden (St Olav´s Way), a pilgrimage route between Selånger in Sweden and Trondheim in Norway, will be reopened after five hundred years of disuse. To mark the occasion, a week-long hiking event will take place between 1st and 7th September 2013, ending with an opening ceremony at Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim.
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