Söderåsen National Park
Beech forest, deep ravines and a crater lake on a Scanian horst
Söderåsen is a tectonic ridge (a horst) cut by fissure valleys, with ravines up to 90 m deep and old-growth beech forest along their sides. Some of Sweden's tallest broad-leaf trees grow here, at over 40 m.
Things to do
- On footWalk the first 4 km of the Skäralid ravine from Skäralid Naturum, where boardwalks cover the harder sections
- On footDrive or walk up to the Kopparhatten viewpoint at 200 m
- Try thisFollow the broad gravel road down from Röstånga to Odensjön lake
- On footLook for cloudberry on the paths of the Tranerödsmossen raised bog in Klåveröd Strövområde