Durlings led, Hiking trail in Kiruna Municipality, Sweden.

Durlings led is a mountain trail in Kiruna Municipality that connects Singistugan to the southern peak of Kebnekaise through highland terrain. The route crosses varied elevations with steep sections and open valleys between these two points.

The trail is named after G. Durling, a Swedish physiotherapist living in Britain who led the third expedition to reach Kebnekaise's southern peak, on 8 August 1895. The route from Singistugan through Singivagge and Kaffedalen follows that line of ascent and is drawn on Lantmäteriet's mountain maps as a suitable route.

The trail is named after G. Durling, a Swedish physiotherapist living in Britain who led the third expedition to reach Kebnekaise's southern peak on 8 August 1895. Lantmäteriet's mountain maps mark the route as a "suitable line of travel", and hikers generally follow it as drawn.

Good hiking equipment and mountain experience are necessary as the trail includes steep sections and rough terrain that demand careful footing. Weather at altitude can shift quickly, so hikers should be prepared for sudden changes in conditions.

The trail is named after G. Durling, a Swedish physiotherapist living in Britain who led the third expedition to reach Kebnekaise's southern peak, on 8 August 1895. Lantmäteriet's mountain maps mark the route as a "suitable line of travel".