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Click on the map below to get an overview of the trail system on Kullaberg.
It is quite easy to find your way around Kullaberg. On the north side of the peninsula, the trail from Arild to the lighthouse is marked with blue. On the south side, the trail from Mölle to the lighthouse is red. A yellow trail connects these two in a number of places.
We also recommend the County Administrative Board’s pdf for more info about the trails: Click here >
WHERE TO PARK?
Just as you enter the village of Mölle, you will see a large car park (free of charge) on the right, by the chapel. Check the map below:
Parking on western Kullaberg:
Parking on eastern Kullaberg:
THE SILVER CAVE
A visit to the Silver Cave is appreciated by everyone. The cave itself is narrow and is about 12 m deep. The hike is actually the main experience where you follow the coastline with small climbs to beautiful places. Initially, you go almost all the way down to the smaller lighthouse on the tip. See map below:
200 m before the lighthouse there is a concrete platform. Just before it you go down to the left (south) for an approximately 50 m long downhill. After that, the road to the Silver Cave is marked with white arrows in the ground. We recommend that you turn around at the Silver Cave and go back the same way. Would you like to walk further, please check with us if there are bookable tours here >
If you are a larger group, please contact us here >
Enjoy your hike!
HÅKULL
With its almost 200 m above sea level, Håkull is a given! The walk up can be quite challenging but the view makes it worthwhile.
Our advice is to park at Himmelstorp and then go blue over the saddle towards Håkull. Challenging and beautiful!
NIMIS & ARX
One of the greatest pieces of land art in Northern Europe, Nimis was built by just one man. This is a really stunning sight. Well recommended!
Park at Himmelstorp, then walk towards the saddle, following the blue trail NW. About 200 m before it begins to climb, follow the steep path down right to the water. Look for “N” marked on trees.
This is a pretty tough walk. Be very careful if you climb the artwork. We would recommend you not to.
