Nature reserve in Sölvesborg

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The many nature reserves in the municipality offer a varied nature experience – from impressive beech forests and rolling meadows to coastal hiking. Lace up your shoes, pack your backpack with coffee and binoculars, and set off on a journey of discovery in a nature that both impresses and soothes the soul. Don’t forget your camera – there are views here that you will want to immortalize!

Ryssberget Nature Reserve
Beech forests and outdoor activities at altitude. More than 150 meters above sea level, Ryssberget rises, surrounded by one of Sweden’s largest beech forests. Here, the Blekinge and Skåneleden trails wind through quiet paths and gravel roads, making the area a haven for outdoor activities. The reserve is located near the city of Sölvesborg and is easily accessible for day trips.

Plan your hike and enjoy both the tranquility and scenic views!

Spraglehall Nature Reserve
The history of the stone industry and a flourishing landscape. With views of Listerlandet and the Baltic Sea, Spraglehall offers a varied nature of forests, cliffs and flowering coastal meadows. Here you will find remains of the flourishing stone industry from the early 20th century and stone that was exported to Berlin and Hamburg. Perfect for a hike in historic and scenic environments.

Hjärthalla Nature Reserve
Biodiversity and extensive views
Hjärthalla, one of the highest points of the Baltic Sea, offers beech forests and species-rich natural pastures. The path leads to a peak with breathtaking views of the agricultural landscape.
Discover unique species and enjoy the varied nature.

Brötalyckorna Nature Reserve
Beech forests and unique mushrooms. In Brötalyckorna, species worthy of protection thrive in the reserve's beech and oak forests. This small area is an oasis for nature lovers who want to explore flora and fauna up close. Explore the hidden treasure of Blekinge's nature.

Valje Halvö Nature Reserve
Bright deciduous forest and sea views. Stroll along winding paths in the coastal landscape dominated by broadleaf trees on Valje Halvö. Here you will find giant oaks and lindens that are hundreds of years old, and you can enjoy barbecue areas near the water. A popular area for both relaxation and outdoor activities.'

Stiby Backe Nature Reserve
The meeting of history and nature. Hike through beech and hornbeam forests to the top of Stiby Backe, where you will find the burial site from the cholera epidemic. Explore ice grooves and chalk deposits and enjoy the songs of small birds. A perfect place for both nature studies and reflection.

Listershuvud Nature Reserve
Geological treasures. Climb the forested Listershuvud mountain, which was once an island in a warm sea millions of years ago. Information signs along the path tell about the geological history of the area. A fascinating destination for the whole family.

Hanö Nature Reserve
Avenbokskog and Engelska Kyrkogården. Take the boat from Nogersund to Hanö, where you will be greeted by one of Sweden's largest antler forests and grazing fallow deer. Visit the Engelska Kyrkogården, a memory from the island's time as a naval base. Hanö is an experience that combines history and nature.

Plan your trip to Sölvesborg Nature Reserve
Take the first step towards your next adventure. Whether you want to hike, discover historical sites or just enjoy the tranquility of nature, there is something for you in Sölvesborg Nature Reserve.
Book your trip today and start planning your memorable excursions!