솔베스보리 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

If you are in the area, it is worth taking a look at the bridge and taking a walk to the island.

An old castle and ruins you can stroll past, overlooking the bay and the bicycle bridge.

It's not always open, but it's worth it for filling up water bottles.

In the Stiby Backe nature reserve there are several such sections that lead across pastures where cattle can occasionally graze.

This community-run hut is open every Sunday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and offers small meals and drinks during this time. There is also a drinking water point on one wall of the hut where you can fill up your bottle.

The south of the Baltic Sea island of Hanö is characterized by a large hornbeam forest, in which moss-covered stones and ferns create a fairytale atmosphere. You can easily walk around the island; a white-marked path always leads you along the coast.

You can reach the small island of Hanö from the mainland by ferry in around 30 minutes. All the houses on the car-free island are nestled around the harbor, the rest of the island is a nature reserve and therefore perfect for hiking.

While the southern part of the island is heavily forested, the north has rockier terrain. The smooth rocks are ideal for a rest with a clear view of the sea.