Blekinge län
Tromtö is known for its beechwoods. The island invites visitors to stroll through its beautiful manor house landscape with its coast, fields, oak meadows, and the beech trees. Tromtö was part of the Johannishus Estate. South of Tromtö manor there is an “Eng…
Skärva House was built in the late eighteenth century and is surrounded by ivy-clad broadleaf woodland rich in different species. There are beaches, meadows, pastures, groves and bare rock. Skärva probably gained its name from the many collections of blocks…
The hilly terrain on the island of Knösö offers a varied natural landscape with pasture land, rocky outcrops and leafy woodland. It also features ancient monuments in the form of various stone graves. The southern part of the area is a granite mountain ridg…
Stärnö and Boön are one of Karlsham’s most important areas for outdoor recreation and walking. Wander through broadleaf woodland and pine forests, across rocky outcrops and along the coast with sea views. Giants’ cauldrons and glacial striations can be seen…
Almö is a popular destination. People come here to swim, have picnics or walk the trails. In the northern part of the nature reserve there is attractive pasture land with oak trees and leafy deciduous woods. To the south, an open landscape takes over, with…
Gö is a popular outdoor recreation area for days out, walking and swimming. It is also a haven for many plants and animals. Grazing animals have created a varied broadleaf woodland with glades and large trees. The name Gö is first mentioned in King Waldemar…
The Eriksbergs stränder nature reserve runs outside Eriksberg wildlife park, and provides beautiful walks along the coast. The Allböle trail (in the app) offers glorious evening sun and views for miles. The Kohage trail includes beautiful beechwoods running…
Högasands naturreservat omfattar de sandiga och mestadels tallbeklädda delarna av litorinastrandvallen längs den nära tre kilometer långa sträckan mellan Eriksholm och Trolleboda. I denna unika miljö trivs många ovanliga arter. Källa: Länsstyrelsen
Uttorp nature reserve is part of a large, walker-friendly area of land in the southern part of Sturkö. This is the farthest you can get into the Blekinge archipelago without a boat. The beautiful, open coastal heath offers sea views and on a clear day you c…
In Scandinavia’s largest safari park, you can experience red deer, fallow deer, Père David’s deer, mouflon sheep, and European bison on a guided tour.The area features croft ruins from former homesteads in a landscape shaped by grazing, with high ecological…
Tjärö’s open landscape has been shaped by humans, who have cleared and farmed, kept grazing animals and felled the forest for different needs in their fight for survival. Tjärö has a special place in the hearts of many lovers of the archipelago. The buildin…
Kvalmsö is an island in the archipelago with a well-preserved historic landscape to the west and dense woodland in the east. The island can be reached on foot or by boat. Moorings can be found along the rocky shoreline and in small, natural coves perfect fo…
The Johannishusåsen ridge gently rises on the horizon, wending its way through fertile farmland. The nature reserve runs for 6 kilometres from Hillerslätt in the north to Hjortsberga in the south. The ridge is mainly grazing land with ancient knotty oak tre…
One of the southernmost outposts in Blekinge (that can be reached by car) with traces of the quarrying carried out here until the 1930s. The headland is covered by broadleaf woodland surrounded by coastal meadows used as grazing during the summer. The headl…
Sea air, heathland and coastal meadows stretching for miles invite visitors to walk and spend time on the Torhamn headland. The well-preserved, open farming landscape is rich in ancient monuments and has a long history. The area is also an internationally r…
