Hallands län
Here on the shores of Lake Tolken, Birger Svensson, the founder of Monarkfabrik, built his vacation paradise in the 1930s. Unfortunately, he did not get to enjoy his retreat for very long, dying in 1944 aged only 61. Agnbäck was donated to the town of Varbe…
The birdwatching tower at the northern end of Lake Fävren is located in one of the most species-rich places in the area. There are documented observations of more than 185 different bird species over the years. In the morning and early afternoon, the tower…
The hide is low, half-hidden in the reeds. This makes it possible to get close to the birds and even photograph them. Opening hatches to the west. Bench seat.
Angular shelter with wheelchair ramp up to the entrance door. Wheelchair ramp also inside the hide. From here you have the best observation opportunities in the afternoons and evenings (with light).
The hide is completely open on one side. Outside the hide there is a long bench and a table surface where you can put the bird book / close your arms. Gravel path up to the hide, which unfortunately is a bit too steep for wheelchairs and the like.
Large hide, section with 3 berths for overnight stays, observation room with >20 seats overlooking the marsh and a place where the grouse sometimes play. The hide cannot be pre-booked.
Two-storey hut (stairs in between). Opening hatches for observation in all directions. Fold-down scaffolding/pallets upstairs for short people. Lower floor accessible by wheelchair.
Bird tower with both open platform and covered part with windows. View of Lerjan and surrounding meadows.
Bird tower with covered part and platform. View of the fjord's reeds and meadows. A wooden walkway leads to the tower from the parking lot.
There are two different barbecue areas, bench tables and toilets. Osbeck's beech forests are located on the northern slope of Hallandsåsen and cover about 270 ha. The forests are of ancient origin and are among the country's most valuable deciduous forest a…
