Kullaberg

The Kullaberg peninsula extends into the Kattegat sea with steep cliffs rising up to 70 meters from the water and reaching 188 meters at Håkull point.

Archaeological discoveries from the Stone Age, including stone circles and grave mounds, indicate continuous settlement throughout the peninsula's ancient history.

The area features three distinct walking paths: a red trail in the south, a blue trail in the north, and an orange coastal trail along the shoreline.

Visitors can access the site through a paved road from Mölle to the car park near the lighthouse, where multiple hiking trails begin.

The reserve contains over 20 caves with archaeological findings and supports diverse wildlife including foxes, badgers, deer, and marine species.

Location: Höganäs Municipality

GPS coordinates: 56.30072,12.44948

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:44