Stenshuvud National Park
Broadleaf forest, heath and a 97 m coastal hill in Scania, Sweden
Stenshuvud is a 97 m hill facing the Baltic Sea, rising above flat country and long used as a landmark by seafarers. Its slopes carry broadleaf forest, mostly European hornbeam, along with heaths, meadows and swamps.
Things to do
- On footClimb Stenshuvud on the Skåneleden Trail between Simrishamn and Kivik
- HeritageLook for the remains of a 5th- or 6th-century fortress close to the top
- On the waterSwim from the popular beach below the hill
- On footWalk to the Hällevik arboretum at the north of the hill
Also worth seeing
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Giddastuan
The cave where, in local folklore, the giant Sten lived.