We use cookies to enhance your experience on the site. Read more about how we handle cookies. I APPROVE MENU Start Experience and do Sports, exercise, and outdoor life Bicycle and hiking trails Lilla Kungsleden Tip and share the page Comment Print plug Lilla Kungsleden Lilla Kungsleden - "a magnificent feeling". Lilla Kungsleden conveys a magnificent feeling with its castle environments and rushing water. Suitable for hiking. Lilla Kungsleden was inaugurated in 1999 by King Carl XVI Gustaf. The trail is 4 km long and starts near the central town of Bromölla, not far from Årup Castle. There is a parking space, picnic table and information board. From the car park, follow the green markings and you will soon enter the castle hall, next to Årup's castle park. After the castle, the trail goes through Årup's deer enclosure. Then it follows close to Skräbeån down to the mouth of the river out into the Baltic Sea. You can either walk over the bridge and pass Garvaregården or walk the narrower path west of the river down to Nymölla mill. The path then continues between the paper mill Stora Enso and Skräbeån down to the sea. During the hike you will meet beech forest and mixed deciduous forest. In the spring, the ground is covered with white anemones. Common birds in the area are finches, puffins and nightingales. Kingfishers, ospreys and finches also live here. Among birds of prey, buzzards and happy species are dominant species. Places to visit along the way : Kungastenen - Årup Castle - Skräbeån - Tannery in Nymölla - Nymölla Kvarn - Stora Enso The trail can be walked in the other direction as well. In addition, it is excellent to connect Lilla Kungsleden and Edenryd's Kustled for a longer hike with wonderful experiences. Lilla Kungsleden - "a magnificent feeling" Suitable for hiking Lilla Kungsleden with its manor environments and fast waters conveys a magnificent feeling. Lilla Kungsleden was inaugurated in 1999 by King Carl XVI Gustaf. The hiking trail is 4 km long and starts close to the chief town Bromölla, not far from Årup’s manor house. There is a parking area, an information board and a picnic area. From the parking area, you follow the green markings and you will soon enter the walkway which goes to the manor house next to Årup’s park. After the manor house, the hiking trail will take you through Årup’s reindeer enclosure. After that, it follows the river Skräbe quite closely all the way down to the river’s estuary which opens out into the Baltic Sea. You can either walk across the bridge and pass Garvaregården or choose the narrower path to the west of the river, down to Nymölla Mill. The path then continues between the paper mill, Stora Enso, and the River Skräbe down towards the sea. Along the trail you will enter both beech and mixed deciduous forests. During the spring, the ground is covered in wood anemones. Common birds in the area include the chaffinch, the titmouse and the nightingale. You will also find the kingfisher, the dipper and the scarlet rose finch. Among birds of prey, buzzards and red kite are dominating species. The trail can be hiked in both directions. It is also nice to connect the Lilla Kungsleden and Edenryds Kustled for a longer hike with wonderful experiences. Översättning: Daccab Mer information För GPS eller telefon som stödjer (.gpx) Hela leden i Google Earth (.kmz) Karta över leden (AllTrails) Folder sv/eng (.pdf) Kontakt Bromölla turistinformation Hermansens gata 22 Box 18, 291 25 Bromölla 0456-82 22 22 0456-82 22 63 (fax) turistbyran@bromolla.se Tobias Delfin Turist- och fritidschef 0456-82 22 54 (SMS 0709-17 12 54) tobias.delfin@bromolla.se Maria Björk Tourism and Leisure Consultant 0456-82 22 51 (SMS 0709-17 12 51) maria.bjork@bromolla.se Page last updated: April 6, 2016 PLUG Visiting address Kommunhuset, Storgatan 48 Postal address Box 18, 295 21 Bromölla E-mail kommunstyrelsen@bromolla.se Exchange: 0456-82 20 00 Fax: 0456-82 22 00 Org.nr: 212000-0894 SPEED DIAL Bulletin board Form collection Error report Infracontrol The cultural point Free jobs Press room Swimming pools USE Data Protection Regulation GDPR Cookies Talking web Last modified on the site SOCIAL MEDIA