Skuleskogen National Park

Skuleskogen National Park spans 30 square kilometers of varied terrain, featuring granite peaks, deep valleys, dense forests, and a rocky Baltic Sea coastline.

The park contains Bronze Age funerary monuments that were positioned along the ancient coastline, marking burial sites from thousands of years ago.

The forest represents a significant part of the UNESCO World Heritage High Coast area, demonstrating the geological effects of post-glacial land uplift.

Three entrance points provide access to 30 kilometers of marked trails, with the South Entrance remaining open during winter months for year-round exploration.

Slåttdalsskrevan Canyon stands as a natural formation carved through erosion 1,200 million years ago in the Nordingrå Granite mountain range.

Location: Kramfors Municipality

Location: Örnsköldsvik Municipality

Inception: May 10, 1984

Part of: High Coast/Kvarken Archipelago

Website: http://skuleskogen.se

GPS coordinates: 63.11098,18.48417

Latest update: March 5, 2025 00:36