스트롬스타트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪9‬개의 천연기념물

It's a short, steep climb, but it's worth it. Sturdy footwear is recommended, as the first part of the scree field is a bit shaky in places.

A nice little information center about the nature reserve. There's also the opportunity to purchase souvenirs.

The visitor center houses the Naturum, an information terminal about the Kosterhavet nature reserve. Public restrooms and rest areas with benches and tables are also located here. You can easily pass the time waiting for the ferry.

We parked the stroller in front of the scree field and continued on without it. After the scree field, there's a narrow path. There's an aging willow ladder in the forest. You'll need to be careful here if you're ever out with four-legged friends; our dog (55 kg, Swiss Mountain Dog) had a bit of trouble with the narrow steps. At the top of the summit, it's practically impossible to get lost, but two signposts are a bit far apart, so we got a bit off track. But once you reach the summit, it's worth it. You shouldn't miss it. A beautiful panoramic view of the nature reserve and the surrounding small islands.

The path over the lower stone field is a bit arduous, but the view from Valfjäll is more easily accessible. The view is also fantastic, and there are seating areas there. Otherwise, it's very beautiful up here!

Stunning nature reserve at the entrance to Kosterhavet National Park. The terrain on the island is rugged, comprising of tall windswept fir trees, hills, valleys and beautiful beaches. There are many footpaths waiting to be explored.

It's well worth the short climb to the top of the Ramnefjället for the breathtaking views of the south coast of the island.

Stop off at the information centre before your walk to find out about Kosterhavet National Park – Sweden’s first National Marine Park. You can check the maps of the hiking paths, and visit the exhibition and aquarium. Check the website for opening times.