Landvettersjön, Natural lake in Landvetter, Sweden.

Landvettersjön is a lake near Gothenburg with clear waters bordered by dense forests and rocky shorelines that create varied landscapes along its edge. Multiple access points around its perimeter offer different vantage points and facilities for visitors to explore the water and surrounding nature.

The lake was long recorded as Gröen; in summer 2010 Lantmäteriet ruled that Gröen is an older name and that only Landvettersjön should remain in its databases. On Bockön, the lake's only island, a crofter family lived during the 1800s. The railway between Gothenburg and Borås, part of the Kust till kust-banan, was laid along the southern shore.

The lake serves as a gathering point where local people engage in traditional Swedish outdoor activities like fishing and boating throughout the seasons. You will see families and friends using the shores for recreation and spending time together.

The lake offers multiple entry points with parking areas and is accessible for swimming, boating, and fishing. Visiting during warmer months provides the best conditions for outdoor activities around the water.

The lake's only island, Bockön, was home to a crofter family in the 19th century. The lake was long known as Gröen; in summer 2010 Lantmäteriet ruled that Gröen is an older name and only Landvettersjön should remain in its databases. Mölndalsån flows through the lake, which drains via Gullbergsån.