The Skåneleden Trail is a long-distance hiking route offering diverse landscapes and a variety of outdoor experiences in the southern province of Skåne, Sweden.
The Skåneleden Trail is a renowned long-distance hiking trail stretching over 1,000 kilometers through the scenic Skåne region in southern Sweden. Composed of five separate sub-trails, the Skåneleden connects a mosaic of landscapes, including dense forests, open meadows, rolling hills, and rocky coastlines. Known for its natural beauty, the trail passes through national and nature reserves, offering opportunities to explore unique ecosystems and observe various flora and fauna. History enthusiasts can enjoy cultural landmarks and ancient sites dotted along the path. With sections catering to different skill levels, the trail attracts both seasoned trekkers and casual hikers. Outdoor activities extend beyond hiking, with kayaking along the coastline and cycling paths available in certain segments. Each year, the trail draws visitors seeking tranquility, challenging terrains, and unforgettable vistas.
Kullaberg Nature Reserve with its dramatic cliffs and sea views.
The lush forest ecosystems found in Söderåsen National Park.
Ancient cultural sites such as the Ales Stenar megalithic monument.
The serene coastal scenery of Österlen with its sandy beaches and fishing villages.
An area known for its scenic cliffs, caves, and rich birdlife.
A ridge offering panoramic views and dense forests.
A park featuring diverse ecosystems and a picturesque coastline.