Princess Victoria of Sweden Swaps Her Tiara for a Yankees Baseball Cap in Her Most Casual Look Yet

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Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden traded her ballgowns and tiaras for flannel and a baseball cap for her latest adventure.

The future queen and her husband, Prince Daniel, shared photos from a weekend hike in the mountains of Sweden on Instagram. In a sweet shot of the couple, Princess Victoria shows off her sporty side in a New York Yankees hat, blue flannel shirt and hiking books. However, she does add a touch of glam with her red nail polish.

In a second shot from their walk in the Jämtland Triangle, Princess Victoria wears a large backpack as she crouches down to take a drink from a stream.

The socially distant activity highlighted the Swedish Tourist Association's work to spread knowledge and accessibility about the country's wildlife areas.

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Kungl. Hovstaterna Prince Daniel and Princess Victoria

Kungl. Hovstaterna Princess Victoria

This isn't the first time Princess Victoria, who celebrated her 43rd birthday in July with a scaled-down celebration, has strapped on her hiking boots. Last year, the royal set out to hike in all 25 provinces of Sweden, capping off the final leg with sister-in-law Princess Sofia. The last hike took place in Dalarna, where Sofia spent her childhood.

IBL/Shutterstock Princess Sofia and Crown Princess Victoria

Raphael Stecksén/The Royal Court of Sweden Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Sofia

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Princess Sofia and husband Prince Carl Philip, Victoria's younger brother, have spent the summer with their two sons showing that you don't have to venture far for some fun — and documenting it all on Instagram.

The royal couple along with Prince Alexander, 4, and Prince Gabriel, 3, have been exploring local nature spots through walking, biking, picnicking and swimming.