올로프스트롬‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 천연기념물

Just a few minutes from Olofström lies Halen, the largest lake in Blekinge. And honestly, Halen isn't a lake you'd just pass by. It's the largest in all of Blekinge, covering over 3 square kilometers, and it feels like every bay has a new story to tell. Part of the lake—and especially the wild surroundings—belongs to the Halen Nature Reserve, which stretches over a whopping 700 hectares. Or even more, depending on where you start—because the northern part was added later, bringing the total area to around 800 hectares of true natural adventure. What awaits you here? Forest, water, expanse. Pine trees on rocks, small islands in the shimmering lake, hidden shore spots where you can dangle your feet in the water. And right in the middle of it all: you. Whether paddling, hiking, or simply marveling.

The Långasjönäs Nature Reserve stretches from the eastern half of the narrow but 3.5 kilometer long Långasjön through an area with predominantly dense coniferous forest and several other lakes such as Lilla and Stora Kroksjön. A number of well-developed circular trails with lengths of between one and eight kilometers run through the nature reserve. The lakes with their natural stocks of pike and perch as well as trout and char are good fishing waters.

Långasjönäs Nature Reserve is a very extensive, diverse nature reserve covering over 530 hectares on Lake Långasjön near Nötabråne, around 15 kilometers north of Karlshamn.

what does the stone want to tell us?

Hardly decipherable memorial stone and stone bench

Hönshylte Skans is one of the few early castles in Sweden. The complex dates back to the 14th century.

Along the Mörrum, the former train route is just the thing for hiking, cycling is no problem, even with a pram

Very nice spot on the river.