What to do and see in Bromolla, Skane County: The Best Hiking Trails

Edenryd's coastal hiking track is an approximately 4,5 km long track which runs along the coast. Just off the coast, is Skåne's only archipelago. Yellow markings will lead you through meadows that are grazed by cows, sheep and horses. There is also a fantastic area where you can go for a swim in the sea.

Näsumaviksleden is an approximately 3.5 km long hiking track. You follow the white markings around Näsumaviken (Näsuma Bay) - which mainly consists of wooden planks which go through the flooded marshy area. Around Näsumaviken, very interesting examples of flora and fauna can be found.

Lilla Kungsleden was inaugurated in 1999 by King Carl XVI Gustaf. The hiking trail is 4 km long and starts close to the chief town Bromölla, not far from Årup’s manor house. There is a parking area, an information board and a picnic area. From the parking area, you follow the green markings and you will soon enter the walkway which goes to the manor house next to Årup’s park. After the manor house, the hiking trail will take you through Årup’s reindeer enclosure. After that, it follows the river Skräbe quite closely all the way down to the river’s estuary which opens out into the Baltic Sea. You can either walk across the bridge and pass Garvaregården or choose the narrower path to the west of the river, down to Nymölla Mill. The path then continues between the paper mill, Stora Enso, and the River Skräbe down towards the sea. Along the trail you will enter both beech and mixed deciduous forests. During the spring, the ground is covered in wood anemones. Common birds in the area include the chaffinch, the titmouse and the nightingale. You will also find the kingfisher, the dipper and the scarlet rose finch. Among birds of prey, buzzards and red kite are dominating species.

ustavsbergsleden is 23 km long and offers several different types of landscape. The hiking/cycling trail starts at Bromölla's library and from there you follow the red markings in a northerly direction. The route will take you between Lake Ivö and Lake Levra and then out into the woodlands. Along the trail, you will discover several beautiful areas where you can just sit and enjoy the lake or perhaps you may care to go for a swim. The boarding house Gustavsberg once lay on the top of Ryssberget at the end of the 19th century. Today only its ruins remain. But there is still the possibility for you to enjoy a picnic or barbecue. The trail continues down from Ryssberget and after a few kilometres you arrive at the nature area Brantahallar. This is where you should park your bicycle and take a walk into the unique and natural grazing environment which offers rare and unusual flora and fauna. After that, it won't take you too long to get back to the library in Bromölla.

The Näsumaleden Trail is a 24 km car-, bike and hiking trail - most on unpaved roads. Follow the marked trail and let the landscape around you bear witness to the geological dramas that unfolded here 1,700 million years ago, when the peaks of Ryssberget and Västanåberget were thrust up and the area's remarkable minerals were formed. Eons later, the Ice Age created new natural wonders at Östafors.