Vallebergaslätt

Beautiful beach walk from Löderup beach near Löderup in Skåne county This hiking trail runs from Löderup beach in an easterly direction along the sea coast. This stretch of coast is located in the Hagestad nature reserve and is therefore characterized by biotope-typical flora and fauna. Highlights: - Löderup's beach bath - Hagestad nature reserve - Biotope-typical flora and fauna

Beautiful nature hiking trail along several nature reserves by the sea coast in Borrby, Skåne county This hiking trail goes from Mälarhusen to Hammar and through several nature reserves on the sea coast such as the nature reserves Backåkra, Hagestad and Sandhammen Highlights: - Several nature reserves - View of the sea coast - Kåseberg harbour

This path runs along simple paths over meadows with grazing animals and narrow coastal roads past summer houses and beaches. Along the trail you can make a thought journey several hundred million years back in time. In the water bridge at Gislövshammar you will find traces of extinct octopuses, south of Nabben black lumps of old algae and seaweed. At Brantevik there are 570 million year old wave markers, waves in a former sea and in the harbor you will find a rock with huge but indeterminate...

This trail goes along a sandy promenade. Follow the coast on small roads and beach paths through Kabusa sliding field or choose the narrow but well-traveled road towards Hammar. Kabusa's pastures offer sand dunes and dry grassland with exciting flora and rarity of the field plaster. Also the walk along the mile-long Kåsebergaåsen can be varied. Follow the grazed hillside or walk closer to the shore. Expect a number of fences with transitions to cross over. The canopy box was created by the...

Gårdlösaleden offers both nature and cultural experience. The trail runs through a varied landscape with fertile fields, grazed meadows and magical beech forests. Along the trail you also pass ancient monuments, slate and lime quarries, lime kiln, "mining room" and interesting biotopes with i.a. unique mussels and the rare onion frog.