Toften, Lake in Örebro County, Sweden.

Toften is a lake in Örebro County surrounded by pine and birch forests that line the shoreline on most sides. The water body has multiple bays and inlet areas that create varied landscapes along its perimeter.

Timber was floated across Toften to the sawmill at Hasselfors, and the lake now feeds the power station there; water levels are controlled by dam gates, with about ten metres of fall down to Lake Teen. In 1912 S. De Geer published a detailed geographical survey of Toften, which Nordisk familjebok called the most thoroughly investigated Swedish lake in orographic terms.

Fishing is an important part of local life here, with people drawn to the water for both practical and recreational reasons throughout the year. The shoreline serves as a natural gathering place for residents seeking outdoor activities.

The lake can be reached from several points around its perimeter, with parking available at designated locations along the shore. Visitors should prepare for varied terrain and access conditions depending on which area they choose to explore.

Toften was described in Nordisk familjebok as the most thoroughly investigated Swedish lake in orographic terms, and S. De Geer published a geographic survey of it in 1912. Its level is regulated by dam gates for the Hasselfors power station, with about ten metres of fall down to Lake Teen.