クングエルブの天然記念物・トップ11

A wonderful hike for young and old. A certain degree of surefootedness is required, as some sections involve rocks and stones. The hike is also no problem with a dog. The ferry to the island departs every few minutes and costs just 80kr per adult round trip. There are a few nice cafés at the harbor, and you can also find the occasional snack or even a larger meal. In summer, if you don't mind a bit of cold water, you can also enjoy the cool water and refresh yourself at several swimming spots. All around, an island worth seeing.

Hedlunds Park is an historic green space thatt forms part of Hisingsparken, the largest park in Gothenburg. ​ It is named after Sven Adolf Hedlund, who around 1860, initiated the creation of Slätta damm by damming a marsh and planted forests in the surrounding area

This is where the orange and blue paths separate. The orange route loops around the southern half of the island, whereas the blue loop explores the northern end.

Nålsögat (The Eye of the Needle) is the narrowest passage on the trail. Many years ago, smugglers in particular are said to have used the narrowness of the rocks as a hiding place.

Small grotto on the way to the lighthouse. Maybe also a good place to have protection from wind and weather.

Good for hybrid biking on gravel and pavement. Cafe perhaps not open during the Autumn.

Nice place for a picnic. In addition, the grotto protected us from the rain.