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On the section between Höganäs and Ängelholm along the Kattegattleden trail, you'll cross the Kulla peninsula – known for its art and inviting farm shops. The path leads you through open plains and over gentle hills with beautiful views.

The suspension bridge crossing the Görslövsån river is a distinct landmark on the first stage of the Skåneleden SL5 Öresundleden between Utvälinge and Jonstorp. This pedestrian bridge offers a unique vantage point over the river mouth as it flows into Skälderviken, surrounded by vast coastal meadows that are a haven for birdlife, particularly waders and ducks.

A small hilltop with wide views over the open landscape around Svedberga Kulle. A simple but rewarding spot to pause for a moment and take in the scenery.

Nice restaurant with very friendly service.

Rest area with shelter, many benches, public toilet and parking. No camping allowed.

Outhouse near the shelter on Kullaleden

The church of Jonstorp, like most churches in the Kullabygden region, dates back to around 1200. Several details indicate that the church was dedicated to Saint Olof, who is Norway's national saint, but was also a very popular saint in the Middle Ages in the north. There are several very valuable facilities in the church. The church had at least three votive boats in the 19th century. The votive ship, now in the church, was donated in 1948 by the shipowner Nils Martin Thore and represents the brig Hiram, who sailed along the Swedish coast as a mission ship to Jonstorp. The votive ship was donated as one of the Thore ships was rescued from heavy storms. More detailed information: http://www.kyrkoguiden.se/skane_228_text.html

The medieval Jonstorps Kyrka stands in Jonstorp, on the north side of the Kullen peninsula, about 9 kilometers northeast of the main town of Höganäs. Jonstorps Kyrka was built in the 12th and 13th centuries in the Romanesque style from fieldstone and dedicated to the Norwegian national saint, St. Olof. The church tower with its stepped gable was added later in the 15th century. The Renaissance-style altarpiece depicting the Last Supper dates from 1594. The wooden pulpit, decorated with sculptures of the apostles, dates from the reign of the Danish King Christian IV. In the nave hangs a votive ship, a model of the brig Hiram. It was donated to the church by the shipowner Nils Martin Thore after one of his ships was rescued from a severe storm. The large crucifix above the baptismal altar dates back to the 15th century and formerly hung in the vaulted ceiling between the nave and the choir. The baptismal font, carved from a single oak trunk, is very recent, dating from 1948, in stark contrast to the brass baptismal bowl, decorated with scenes of the Annunciation, dating from 1618. https://www.guidebook-sweden.com/de/reisefuehrer/reiseziel/jonstorps-kyrka-mittelalterliche-kirche-in-jonstorp