Morga Hage (Lake Mälaren)

Morga Hage (Lake Mälaren) is a small sandy freshwater lake spot with clean water and conditions described as flat to choppy. It’s commonly used for kitesurfing, including learning and freeride/foil practice, and it can also work for wingfoiling once you are out over deeper water. Southwest is the standout wind direction for the spot, and many sessions are planned around it. The launch is from a narrow/small sandy area near the nature reserve. Riders should expect limited launch space and a bit of a walk from the parking area via a forest trail. In summer, the beach can be shared with bathers and launch areas may be restricted at peak times, so arriving prepared and rigging efficiently helps reduce congestion. Safety-wise, the primary concern is hazards on the bottom: sharp shells are repeatedly noted, and rocks/trees and slippery patches near the shoreline can add risk—especially with a cramped launch. Boots are strongly recommended, and because it’s within a nature reserve you should follow environmental signage and avoid disturbing birdlife. Seasonally, the best window is generally late spring through summer into early autumn (May to September), with colder months enabling winter snowkiting when the lake freezes and is covered with packed snow. For emergencies, the general Swedish emergency number (112) applies, and Uppsala’s main hospital (Akademiska sjukhuset) is referenced as the nearest major medical facility.