Skuleskogen National Park
Coastal forest, rocky peaks and deep crevasses on Sweden's High Coast
Slåttdalskrevan, a crevasse 40 m deep and only 8 m wide, cuts through rocky peaks that rise directly from the Baltic Sea. The land is still rising by 8 mm per year, and ancient Bronze Age cairns now sit 35 to 40 metres above the sea.
Things to do
- On footWalk the Höga Kustenleden, which crosses the park from north to south over 8.7 kilometres
- On footLook into the crevasse of Slåttdalskrevan, then climb Slåttdalsberget for the view over the archipelago
- On the waterSwim at the sandy beaches of Tärnättholmarna or in the lagoon of Salsviken
- Try thisStay overnight in the old summer pasture cottages at Näskebodarna