회가네스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

A very popular hiking destination, many hikers try to go straight down through the wooden structure at the top. But it is easier to go down the rocks right next to it.

Anyone who hikes around the headland on Kullaleden (70 km, part of Skåneleden SL 5) will have completed about half of the way past the lighthouse. Despite everyone's rights, wild camping is not permitted here as it is a nature reserve. At the large parking lot there is a windbreak and a small tent area for multi-day hikers to stay overnight. Unfortunately, the tent meadow is quite sloping and there is a lot going on in and around the parking lot, especially on weekends. There are much quieter overnight accommodations with windbreaks, toilets etc. at Himmelstorp, for example.

Not entirely safe tour - many stones and roots, in the artwork itself loose wooden slats and protruding nails - but if you are careful and watch out for the weather - I would not risk it in slippery or wet conditions - you will experience a special place.

A bike tour through the nature reserve is highly recommended. Lots of nice paths for gravel fans or across the street to the lighthouse. There you will be rewarded with a wonderful view.

It's just so mega beautiful there. NichtAnd not far from Kulla Berg. So it is very worthwhile to go there. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

The hike around the island was super nice and something different than hiking in the forest or on the lake. The view of the coast is fantastically beautiful

Take a walk down behind the light house out on the northernmost tip and watch two seas meet, some interesting currents can be seen, and with luck you might see a Porpoise, if there is a bunch of seagulls hovering there surely is a Porpoise under them!

An adventurous path over the rocks brings you to the cave. Maybe you can find a piece of silver?