니네샴 주변 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The giant’s kettle is a deep, rounded hole in the bedrock created during the last Ice Age. Glacial meltwater with swirling stones and gravel eroded the rock over thousands of years, leaving behind a smooth, cylindrical pothole. This one is perhaps the most impressive example in all of Sweden. The visible hole has a depth of about 4 meters, and beneath it is a second, smaller kettle roughly 2 meters deep — nested inside the larger one, which is quite rare. You can see the twisted grooves and polished walls that are evidence of the abrasive action of stones tumbling in swirling meltwater under the ice. Be careful you don't slip into the kettle, especially when it's wet!

The Landsort battery is sometimes referred to as gun #3 because it was part of a series of six built at strategic coastal locations around Sweden. The Landsort battery has been declared a protected historical site to preserve Cold War military history. The underground facility is built into solid rock, open to visitors by guided tour in the summer months (usually June–August).

Landsort Lighthouse marks the southernmost point of the archipelago. The stone lighthouse was completed in the 1680's and has survived attempts to burn it down — including during the Russian raid of 1719. The tower is about 25 m (82 ft) tall.

Muskan is a peaceful and beautiful lake near Ösmo, Sweden, surrounded by forests and nature trails. The 8.5 km Muskan Loop takes you around the lake, offering plenty of scenic viewpoints like this one.

A quiet stretch of coastal forest and rocky viewpoints just outside Nynäshamn. Käringboda Nature Reserve is known for its mix of old pine woods, blueberry-covered ground, and open cliffs overlooking the inlets of the Baltic Sea. Well-marked trails lead past small bays, sheltered forest sections, and scenic hills like Vinsberget. A great spot for a peaceful hike with a proper archipelago feel.

This is a large beach with jumping area and water sliders as well!

We found a great spot here 😍 Many lovely places to swim in the summertime with stunning views overlooking the water. The path could have had the trailsigns closer together on the hike, but with maps and komoot it was not a problem. Several trails merge, so the signs color change.

There is a cliff here and a small area separated from the main path. It offers a great view of the lake as well as ample space for pitching tents as well as trees for hammocks.

Shelter with fireplace just next to the main hiking path. Not really any other amenities, and there are reeds growing along the water, so it is not really a swimming spot.

Battery Landsort

Here's a small pub and a small grocery store, summer open only. The pub can be open from late april during sunny weekends if you are lucky. Here's a small souvenir shop as well. Harbour for sea pilots.

If you come here with a tent, here's the place to stay. The island is to 99% a nature reserve and you are not allowed to put your tent wherever you want.

Of course you have to go to the lighthouse when you are on this island. Beautiful view. Some military remains.

Sea pilots harbour. Here is a little grocery store and a tiny restaurant that is lovely. You just have to have a "Landsorts Lager" here. A little souvenir shop.

A visit is a must when here. Interesting nautical and military history