Påarp - Mellbystrand

  • Length

    13 km

  • Degree of difficulty

    Green

Region Halland

The trail passes through Halland’s largest Iron Age burial site, about 2000 years old, then continues along the beach heathlands past the Laxvik bathing area. It runs through the coastal forest at the Gullbranna Nature Reserve, crosses the Genevadsån river, and then enters the Tönnersa Nature Reserve. The Snapparp picnic site offers beautiful views over Lagaoset, the mouth of the Lagan river. The trail then continues over the Lagan river and into the Hökafältet Nature Reserve, then along the coastal road in Mellbystrand to the historic Strandhotellet and the bus stop.

13 km

About Difficulty Grading

The grading is tailored for Swedish lowland trails that adhere to the quality criteria established by the national framework for hiking trails.

Even and firm ground: The terrain is generally flat. The hike requires no need to use your hands for support. No obstacles. Bridges are always present when crossing waterways.

Uneven and/or soft ground: Some changes in elevation. Certain sections may require hand support to maintain balance. There may be obstacles such as low stiles and short stairs. Minor obstacles like stones and roots. Boardwalks are present.

Loose or slippery ground combined with steep sections: Technical parts require hand support. There may be obstacles such as high stiles and longer stairs. Frequent sections with stones and/or roots. Boardwalks with deeper surrounding water.

Note: One or more of these features may be present along the trail section.

Green

  • 7-15 km
  • Hallandsleden

Campsite

Water

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Tönnersa naturreservat
Tönnersa naturreservat

Highlights along the section

Here are some of the sights and places to visit along the section.

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