Walking from Tensta to Viksta follows the same pattern as from Lena. You will traverse along tiny country roads, some of which are old gravel roads mostly bereft of traffic. The pilgrim trail markings along the path are spotty at best though, but there aren’t too many places where you can take the wrong turn. Take your time and enjoy the countryside!
The Viksta church pilgrim stamp is located in a small wooden box in the eastern gatehouse. The church building itself is from the 15th century and has some cool original features still in place such as original 15th century windows etc. Its worth a look!
The last leg is the longest on this stretch and you’ll again be walking along minor country roads. The final kilometre is along a rather busy road and is probably the worst part of the whole of the Maria trail, but despite this its not difficult or too unpleasant. It’s only a kilometre, and the view when you approach the Vendel church is breathtaking!
The Vendel church pilgrim stamp is in a mailbox inside the north gatehouse.