Skäralid

Skäralid is a valley with steep rock walls in Söderåsen National Park that stretches over several kilometers. The Skärån river runs at the valley floor, creating a natural waterway between the towering cliffs.

The valley formed millions of years ago through geological processes that carved deep fissures and vertical rock walls. This formation stands as an important record of the region's geological history.

Multiple viewing platforms, including Kopparhatten, Hjortsprånget, and Lierna, allow visitors to observe the valley's geological formations from different angles.

The valley is accessible through several marked hiking trails, with some routes featuring viewing platforms along the way. The paths offer different difficulty levels, so both easy and more challenging walks are available.

Several viewpoints such as Kopparhatten and Hjortsprånget are positioned throughout the area, each offering different angles to observe the valley's rock formations. These spots let visitors examine specific geological features and the cliff walls from close vantage points.

Location: Klippan Municipality

Part of: Söderåsen National Park

GPS coordinates: 56.03600,13.24100

Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:26