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From this point, you get a wide view of the Söderåsen gorge and the surrounding forest. It’s a good spot to take a break, enjoy the scenery, and take photos.

Smooth gravel where you can enjoy riding in the nature.

Between the large parking lot and the entrance to Söderåsen National Park, the information center offers information about local excursions and events from Easter to October, as well as brochures about the area. A signpost also points you to restrooms, where you'll also find drinking water.

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Nice view on the lake near the info centre. Benches and tables for picnic.

Totally beautiful view and you get away from the previously busy country road. However, this path is not so well suited for cyclists with a lot of luggage. The paths are very steep and the ground is loose.

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At the beginning of the lake there is a nice bench under a few trees. The ideal place for a lunch break.

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Here you could learn the history of one of Sweden's expanding industries that made Sweden prosperous.

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The pond was created by Grundström in 1929 to make the area more attractive. Right on the pond there are nice seating for picnicking.

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The Söderåsen is a ridge with light beech forests and dramatic gorges. It is located in the northwest of Skåne, about 30 km southeast of Helsingborg and 50 km north of Malmö. The Söderåsen is considered one of the highlights of Skåne. "Highlights" may be understood literally, because in the otherwise rather flat Skåne you rarely find such lookouts as just here. The Söderåsen is one of the typical faults that run diagonally through Skåne. Unlike the extremely popular Kullaberg further northwest, Söderåsen is even a national park, one of 29 currently in Sweden. Söderåsen is close to the E6 (Malmö - Gothenburg) and the E4 (Helsingborg - Stockholm). The area is about 50 by 50 km and touches the towns Åstorp, Bjuv, Klippan and Svalöv. The national park is only a part of the large Söderåsen and lies on the southeast of the ridge between the villages Ljungbyhed and Röstånga. There are accesses to the national park from Skäralid (Naturum, at the street 13 or 108) and Röstånga (tourist information) ago. https://www.schwedentipps.se/skane/soederasen/

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The Nackarp Nature Reserve borders Söderåsen National Park. To the east of the highway are pastures with broad-crowned oaks, and to the west, there is a tall-trunked beech forest. The reserve is geologically interesting because of the strange conical hills that lie to the north next to the rest area. https://www.lansstyrelsen.se/skane/besok-och-upptack/naturreservat/svalov/nackarp.html

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Odensjön is worth a visit because of its fantastic location and its different shapes. However, there is more to see than just a round lake. In the slopes themselves you can see snow niches (shallow niches), fantastic steep slopes and a cave (overhang). The lake is a very popular tourist destination. You can swim in the lake, but it gets deep very quickly and the bottom is rocky and muddy. There are several barbecue areas and a shelter. In the summer, Kultur i Natur organizes concerts with well-known artists at Odensjön. The event is therefore very well attended. Odensjön is an almost perfectly circular groundwater lake on the edge of the municipality of Röstånga. It lies in the depressed part of a crack valley running north-south. The lake is known for its shape and there have been many myths about its formation and history. Among other things, it was always claimed that the lake was bottomless. Lake Odense has crystal-clear water and is 19 meters deep. The water maintains a temperature of approximately 6-8 degrees Celsius at the bottom. The fact that the temperature is so consistent throughout the year is due to the lake's relatively deep water supply and its drainage. The water surface is 60 meters above sea level, and the plateau is approximately 100 meters above sea level. More information: http://www.svalov.se/bo-bygg--miljo/natur-och-miljo/naturen-i-svalovs-kommun/geologi/4.-odensjon.html

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If you need more information for your tours in Röstånga and the surrounding area, you will find it here on site or online: http://www.svalov.se/uppleva--gora/turism/rostanga-turistinformation.html

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It is not known when exactly the church was built in Röstånga, but it is believed that the original longship, which was later extended to both the east and west, was built around 1200 or earlier. The original parts of the church from the 13th century were demolished during a reconstruction in the late 1830s and replaced by today's eastern part, as the church, like so many other parish churches in the northwest of Skåne, for the growing population was too small. The church was renovated several times from the outside in the 20th century. Among other things, a thorough renovation was carried out in the mid-1950s under the leadership of Torsten Leon-Nilson. Further information: http://www.kyrkoguiden.se/skane_261_text.html

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Beautiful place for a rest and more - with simple accommodation in small open shelters with barbecue areas and toilets.

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From here you have fantastic views of the gorge.

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The 800-meter-long nature trail around Skärdammen is a good start to get to know the Söderåsen National Park.

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The Naturum Visitor Center in Skäralid is located on the park grounds. Various exhibits provide information about the geology, fauna and flora, as well as the cultural history of Söderåsen. Guided tours are also offered. The building also houses the information point. Staff are happy to answer any questions about hiking trails, rest areas, and rules of conduct. https://visitskane.com/de/outdoors-adventure/soederasen-nationalpark

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Klåveröd's vandrarhem In the forest located hostel with good facilities. Bookable via internet or by phone. Here the address and phone number: Nytorp, 268 76 Kågeröd  0046 73 535 35 43

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Great rest area

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Nice coffee shop and hostel in the forest near the Söderåsens national park.