Calling the Swedes I decided to cycle from south Sweden (pr

>Bears are no problem at all.
>A lot of Ticks, get vaccinated.
>There are a lot of roads you can take, just google.
>Everyone is free to camp "wherever they want" in Sweden for 1 night, general rule is that you should be far enough away that you cant see anyone's house, and you have to clean up after yourself and be careful with the nature.
>Food is generally cheep.
>Immigrants are only a problem in the cities. They do not go camping.

Read more about "Allemansrätten" (Right to Roam) here:
https://www.sverigeturism.se/en/swedish-allemansratten-explained/

>>1266586
>bears?
the swedish bear was so heavily hunted during the 17th century that they almost went extinct. Even today wild animals in sweden instinctively avoid humans
>ticks, tick with lyme?
if you plan on moving through vegetation higher than 50 cm, I suggest you get yourself vaccinated
>roads, bike routes (which Eurovelo are finished?)
idk what that is but there's plenty of room on the sides of the highways
>what would you say about http://www.opencyclemap.org/? is it accurate
I'd say you can bike along any swedish road
>wild camping, forbidden or not?
you can make camp anywhere you want
>general tips & tricks
>cheap shops where I can get some musli and yogurt
musli and "fil", processed sour milk, is a very popular combination. Fil is very cheap to, only about 10 SEK per litre
>are immigrants a problem outside the cities (>implying at all)?
none whatsoever

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>>1266586
Cool! My friend is currently doing kind of the same (but in the opposite direction), and I'm the guy currently biking through Europe.

You've gotten good replies about most questions already I think but I'll add some tips:
Opencyclemap looks good (I did some quick checks for places where I've already been), maps.me has worked great as well even though it's route planner could have a stronger bias towards small (but longer) roads I think.

You'll find Yoghurt and müsli in every store/gas station in the country. I'd recommend porridge with lingonberry jam for breakfast though. It's so lightweight and cheap (and it's worth to get some warm food in the chilly mornings)

Good luck and keep us updated

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>>1266586
Tick-map

ICA and Coop of different varieties are your best bet for groceries nation wide, but also hemköp and city gross if you find them, Gas stations are really expensive for groceries