クロノベリの山小屋＆キャビン・トップ20

We walked here from the beach. A beautiful beach with a long jetty, restrooms, and places to relax. We also did a short 1 km loop. Ample parking is also available.

The northern part of the national park is named after the bridge of the same name, Sunnabron. Here, you'll find everything you need for a leisurely break. In good weather, there are plenty of seating areas and even fire pits. If it rains, there are shelters to keep you dry. Numerous information panels also provide information about the national park, Lake Åsnen, and its inhabitants. Definitely worth a visit if you're passing through by bike.

Next to the shelter and fire pit, there's also an information board for the national park. Anyone planning a detour to Toftåsa Myr on foot can find out more here.

In addition to the shelter and fire pit, there is also an information board about the national park at the entrance to Toftåsa Myr. Those planning to visit this part of the park on foot can find out what to expect here in advance. Definitely recommended.

On the shore side, there's a private fire pit and a small beach. On the inland side, there's a shelter and a toilet block.

Not as crowded as you might think in the off-season. I've been here both on a gravel bike and as a hiker. I was always alone. The toilet block has been slightly expanded and now houses a small waste separation facility.

A very nice barbecue area right on the beach. Much more recommendable than the barbecue area further south at the observation deck because it's less crowded.

In addition to the beautiful walkway, shelters, and rest areas, you should also pay attention to the information boards. They are consistently informative and interesting.