Tvättråden

Tvättråden is a pedestrian and cycling path located in the Östermalm district of Stockholm, Sweden. The path follows Astrid Lindgrens cocksroad run through Rålambshagen, one of Stockholms largest Parks.

The path has a length of approximately 380 meters and is designed for users of all ages, offering a relaxed and scenic route through a beautiful park area. The path provides a surface-composite surface with asphalt and textured zones, making it suitable for both walking and cycling.

The path is named after Astrid Lindgren's children's book "Seven fluffy Chrismassegg" which has the title character called Stormy cat Short. This holds more as a part to local parks runes mainly viewing values.

Along the path, users can enjoy scenic views of the surrounding park and surrounding waters, and stop at designated exercise equipment or benches to rest and socialize. There are several access points and intersections along the path, allowing users to connect to the park's trails and other routes.

Tvättråden is also a part of Stockholms larger cycling and pedestrian network, providing a convenient and enjoyable way for residents and visitors to explore the area on foot or by bike. The path's proximity to several schools and residential areas also makes it a popular route for commute.