욘셰핑‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪12‬개의 협곡

정말 멋진, 비교적 짧은 하이킹(파란색 길)이지만 확실히 도전적입니다! 걷기 쉽지 않고, 큰 바위와 쓰러진 나무가 많아 손이 자유로워야 하지만, 그러면 정말 재미있습니다!

A detour is one of the must-sees in Sweden. It feels like being transported to another world. Slate was mined here in the 19th century. Thirty-meter-high walls, lined with intertwined plants and water droplets, reflect the sunlight. A flashlight and sturdy shoes are recommended for the descent.

A detour is one of the must-sees in Sweden. It feels like being transported to another world. Slate was mined here in the 19th century. Thirty-meter-high walls, lined with intertwined plants and water droplets, reflect the sunlight. A flashlight and sturdy shoes are recommended for the descent.

Highly recommended and a small highlight in the area. If you have the opportunity to visit at night, you should take advantage of this experience and visit the bats there.

Since this section between the two steep walls would be impossible without getting your feet wet, a wooden walkway was installed here. This is one of the few sections of the entire gorge crossing that is easy to manage.

Here it gets really steep on both sides, and along the path lie boulders of varying sizes that have broken out of the steep walls. Climbing is required here. On the side of the path, you can walk directly onto the cliff, which rises vertically into the sky. Very impressive!

This information board indirectly marks the entrance to the gorge. From here, the path becomes very rocky, muddy, slippery, and difficult to navigate. Anyone without surefootedness and the right footwear should carefully consider whether to attempt the arduous route through the gorge. The information board itself explains the effect of deadwood and how it can regenerate new life.

A very well-marked tour for experienced hikers with sturdy footwear! Plenty of moss, fallen trees, smooth stones, and very special views. A truly beautiful trail!