リンゲルホルム周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

The four-story Farhults Mölla mill was built in 1850 and operated regularly until 1956. On several mill days throughout the year, the mill is put into operation and you can visit it.

A very popular hiking destination, many hikers try to go straight down through the wooden structure at the top. But it is easier to go down the rocks right next to it.

The route has now been extended to Förslöv. That's fun!

Great find! Follow the signs for Bjäre Banvall to find the trail

The old railway line is a pleasure to drive, one can only congratulate the Swedes on that

So useful, thank you!

Not entirely safe tour - many stones and roots, in the artwork itself loose wooden slats and protruding nails - but if you are careful and watch out for the weather - I would not risk it in slippery or wet conditions - you will experience a special place.

The route was extended in spring / summer 2020 by the section to Förslöv and, according to reports from the local press and a local woman (;-)), is paved throughout. Unfortunately, this section is neither available nor plannable on Komoot or googlemaps. If you come from the south (Vejbystrand), you get to the beginning of the section at the old train station in the center of Förslöv as follows: you drive on Ljungbyholmsvägen from the direction of Vejbystrand and do not turn off there at the level of Mercurivägen, but follow the asphalt path, which starts at this point parallel to Ljungbyholmsvägen. If you come from Båstad, you can just stay on the road in Grevie and continue on to Förslöv. This allows you to cycle continuously on the old railway line from Förslöv to Båstad. Particularly suitable for people who do not want steep climbs; Also a good alternative route for the Kattegatleden, which I think still leads via Torekov (mostly along roads).