뢰르비크‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪4‬개의 폭포

Anyone passing through might want to stop here. It's pretty, but not spectacular by Swedish standards.

Great hiking trail and very well developed.

Directly at the large sinkhole with the waterfall, a staircase leads down into the cave. After a few meters, however, standing is no longer possible. From here on, the cave may only be entered with a guide. Tours are currently available on Tuesdays and Saturdays. A phone number is posted on the information board at the parking lot. The price is 1,200 kroner.

Beautiful walk with starting point along the famous Vildmarksvägen at the Ankarvattnet. You mainly walk on boardwalks until you reach the waterfall. The water disappears into the cave system and here is also the entrance to the famous Koralgrottan. The cave system is almost six kilometers long and also the longest in Sweden. It is NOT allowed to enter the cave without an experienced guide. This is only possible in the summer period. A few minutes further up there is a hut with barbecue facilities where you can perfectly rest.

A hike almost entirely on wooden planks is worthwhile because of the very beautiful waterfall, even without a guide and direct access to the cave.

At six kilometers long, the Coral Cave is Sweden's longest known underwater cave: it covers 26 square kilometers of narrow passages, enormous cave halls and there is even a waterfall at the entrance. The cave can only be entered during the summer months as part of guided tours.

From the road and the parking lot, you only need to walk a few meters to get to the Gaustafallet waterfall. Astrid Lindgren fans should definitely stop here, because a scene from “Ronja the Robber's Daughter” was filmed at Gaustafallet.

The short, steep hike to the Brakkåfallet waterfall leads along a small path that requires surefootedness. After a short time you reach the lower Brakkåfallet and just a few minutes later the upper Brakkåfallet. A short but worthwhile excursion.