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Introduction
Introduction
A 20 km overnight hike along the coast of Mölle – a walk with steep paths, magical views and a real sense of adventure. A challenge rewarded with views you'll never forget.
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Route
Route
Length: 20.1 km
Time: 6–6.5 hours
Elevation gain: 624 m
Difficulty: Hard
Click the attached map for a more detailed description
Click the square in the top right to open the map in the Google Maps app.
Starting point
Starting point
Public transport: Take bus 222 to Mölle bus station.
Parking: Available at Mölle station house, but also in several other spots (see the markers on the map).
See the pin on the map to view the starting point in Google Maps.
Overnight stay
Overnight stay
There's a designated camping spot at the main car park (Stora parkeringen) near Kullens fyr where you're allowed to pitch a tent. Limited spaces, around 8 tents. There are also wind shelters at the car parks by Josefinelust (western part) and Himmelstorp (eastern part), but pitching a tent isn't permitted there.
Click the attached map to see where the tent site is located.
Highlights
Highlights
Barakullen
Ransvik swimming spot
Kullens fyr
Silvergrottan
Håkull
Nimis
Nimis, Image: News Øresund - Peter Mulvany © News Øresund (CC BY 3.0)
Additional info
Access to water: Drinking water is available to fill up outside the nature centre by Kullens fyr; there are also several restaurants along the trail where you can fill up water during open hours. Bring enough water for yourself.
Trail markings: The orange markings of 'Skåneleden'.
Fireplace: Permitted at the designated fireplaces. Bring your own wood or charcoal.
Trash: Remember not to throw any trash in nature; gather it all up and take it to the car park, where you can dispose of it.
Other: Keep in mind that this trail has a lot of elevation gain, with many steep, hilly sections where you should be careful. Respect the nature reserve's rules and regulations to preserve this unique landscape.
Packing list
Packing list
Overnight
Basic gear
Backpack (50-60 litres)
Sleeping pad
Sleeping bag (suited to the season, comfort temp approx. +5–10 °C)
Tent or tarp/bivy (if you don't plan to use a wind shelter)
Clothing
Clothing
Hiking shoes/boots or sturdy trail shoes
Socks
Underwear
Base layer
Rain jacket/shell layer
Hat/cap + thin buff
(Adjust to the season and temperature)
Food & Cooking
Food & Cooking
Dinner
Breakfast
Lunch/snacks
Extra energy: bars, nuts
Water bottles
Camping stove + gas
Lighter/matches
Cup/mug + spoon/fork
(Adjust the number of meals to the number of days the hike lasts)
Other
Other
Headlamp + spare batteries
Powerbank
First aid (plasters, blister tape, painkillers)
Map + compass (or a phone with an offline map that can be downloaded)
Toilet paper + a small bag for rubbish
Toothbrush + small toothpaste
Hand sanitiser/wet wipes
Insect repellent (in season)
Sunscreen
We can't guarantee that all information is completely up to date, as nature and hiking trails are constantly changing. We update the content regularly, but for your safety you should double-check important details that may have changed. If you notice anything that's no longer accurate, please get in touch so we can correct the information as soon as possible.
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