The spectator area is a combination of snowmobile area A and spectator area 1. From Spectator Area 1, there is a trail that leads to snowmobile area A.
Here, spectators can see the rally cars at high speed as they emerge from the forest and over a substantial crest where the cars will likely take flight; then, it is a matter of hitting the left turn correctly at the intersection.
Fast section with a medium-long view. Field parking with a walkway to the spectator area by the jump.

Cars cross several crests before descending into a tricky right-hand turn on a scenic forest road. For those with snowmobiles, this is an excellent spot to enjoy high-speed action from raised viewpoints along the stage.

Rally cars descend quickly towards a left-hand junction on a narrow forest road before continuing alongside Lake Bjursjön. Please note that you need an disabled parking permit (HCP parkeringstillstånd) to access this area.

The absolute best viewing spot on the stage. Cars crest a slight hill and navigate a gentle left turn before descending into the village of Rönnliden, taking a sharp hairpin right and continuing past houses in the village along Lake Välvsjön. Spectators can stand on the inside, feeling almost surrounded by the cars as they pass. A spot with extensive views through the village.

There is also parking available for people with reduced mobility, where you can remain in your vehicle to watch the rally cars. To secure these spots, you must arrive early. No accessible toilet facilities are available.

The absolute best viewing spot on the stage. Cars crest a slight hill and navigate a gentle left turn before descending into the village of Rönnliden, taking a sharp hairpin right and continuing past houses in the village along Lake Välvsjön. Spectators can stand on the inside, feeling almost surrounded by the cars as they pass. A spot with extensive views through the village.

Cars approach on a fast village road, turning sharply right across a farmyard and between buildings before transitioning onto narrower, more technical forest roads.

Cars approach at high speed into a hairpin turn and then accelerate through sparse woodland.

Accessible parking is available, allowing spectators to remain in their vehicles. Arrive early to secure a spot. No accessible toilets are available.

From here, a new trail leads to the Orrberget viewing area, where fans can watch cars descend a slope, cross a dip, and disappear into a right-hand bend.

Cars speed along a fast forest road, passing under power lines before turning left onto a much narrower forest road. A viewing spot with shorter sightlines at the junction.

Cars speed along a fast forest road, passing under power lines before turning left onto a much narrower forest road. A viewing spot with shorter sightlines at the junction. Field parking with a walking path to the spectator area.