Gylsbodaslingan

Starting at Sliperiet, you can take an easily accessible walk of about 1.5 km. Along the way there are signs about Gylsboda's cultural history. Walk towards the railroad and across it. Barely 100 meters up to the left along the road at the old quarry. Then turn right on the gravel path along the old quarry. There are benches and tables for resting and picnicking. At the old transformer, take the road back again. When you have passed the railroad crossing again, walk towards the yellow houses and down a hill. At the old powder magazine you turn back to Sliperiet again.

If you follow Gylsbodaslingan, you will experience a village characterized by 200 years of quarrying history, which is described in Nobel Prize winner Harry Martinson's childhood story Nässlorna blomma.

The exception is asphalt and gravel. There is a hill.