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People used to think that Forsakar was the work of giants. Today we know that the gorge is a crack in the bedrock. The best way to experience Forsakar is to walk the upper path. The path goes through beautiful beech forest along the edge of the 40 meter dee…
Exciting swamp forest, mighty oaks and a history that invites you to dance. 100 years ago, Ekenabben was Kristianstad's entertainment center. Today we enjoy the area's wonderful nature. The name comes from the fine old oaks that grow at the far end of the h…
Beech forest, cave and views. Balsberget offers miles of views and takes you deep into the mountain. In spring, the beech forest welcomes you with newly sprouted greenery. In the fall, it smells of fallen leaves and mushrooms. At the top of Balsberget you a…
Great birdwatching all year round In spring, Pulken nature reserve is Kristianstadsbygden's main site for roosting cranes, but the meadows have a rich bird life all year round. In winter, large flocks of geese with several different species are often seen i…
Behind the residential areas of Degeberga awaits a fairytale landscape. So fabulous that parts of The Brothers Lionheart were filmed here. When the ice sheet melted thousands of years ago, gravel and sand formed the gentle rolling hills of Degeberga. Huge b…
Kanalhuset was once the place where the people of Kristianstad took their drinking water from the River Helge å. Today it is one of the Water Kingdom's visitor sites with an outdoor museum and bird tower. Here, the park and buildings merge into a wild wetla…
Gropahålet is the mouth of the river Helgeån in the sea and is located in the dune landscape that stretches 25 km from Åhus in the north to Juleboda in the south. A path leads from the parking lot to the sea. Closer to the beach, the sand dunes tower up. So…
400 years ago, Lillö was a stately five-storey white castle. Today it is an exciting ruined castle along the Linnérundan trail. Behind the walls, sounds, light and objects give a hint of medieval life on Lillö. When you stand in the courtyard and look out o…
Näsby fält is a varied area. There are paths to walk along all year round. The paths take you past open meadows, bushes and reeds, through swamp forests, beach meadows and rich broadleaf forests. Norra Lingenäset is particularly beautiful in spring. Wood an…
Open meadows and dense thickets. Vast reed beds and ponds teeming with life. Step into a landscape shaped by agriculture and the Hercules brickworks - which gave the place its name. From the parking lot, a 3.2 km loop leads into the area. It winds its way t…
On Åsum's meadows, the link and the overcast have created fine bird fields to enjoy from the bird tower. On a late summer day you can see cranes, curlews, greylag geese, lapwings and a flock of starlings pecking for insects. Suddenly, the geese fly up - cou…
The Karpalund ponds are lined with reeds, willows and brambles. They were once dug to take care of the dirty washing water from the sugar mill's beets. When the mill closed in 1991, the ponds became valuable wetlands. Today, a hide and a viewing platform ar…
Håslöv's meadows are the best place in Vattenriket to enjoy wading birds. In spring, curlews, snipe and lapwings play over the meadows. Håslöv's meadows jut out like a large peninsula in Hammarsjön. The area is one of the country's largest and most valuable…
Swim, fish and walk your dog. Enjoy the waterfall, the swirling giant clam and the kingfisher. At the winding waters of Vramsån you can do as much as possible - or as little as possible. A walk along the Vramsån in Gärds Köpinge provides peace and coolness…
Silence, expanses and wilderness await at Fjällmossen. Sweden's southernmost bog takes you much further north. Here you'll find untouched moss fields with willow and cloudberry. Fjällmossen offers a landscape taken from northern Sweden. You walk through gra…
