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Sweden
Skåne
Höganäs

From Arild to Mölle - Skåneleden SL5 (Stage 3)

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Sweden
Skåne
Höganäs

From Arild to Mölle - Skåneleden SL5 (Stage 3)

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From Arild to Mölle - Skåneleden SL5 (Stage 3)

04:41

16.2km

360m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: December 9, 2025

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Kullabergs naturreservat

Waypoints

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Start point

Parking

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1

241 m

Arild

Highlight • Settlement

Arild is a charming seaside village at the foot of Kullaberg, with colorful houses, cute lanes and a small harbor that makes it a perfect scenic pause during every hike.

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2.34 km

Himmelstorp heritage farm

Highlight • Historical Site

There is a plaque here (in Swedish) that tells the story of the place. In summer there also seems to be a café here – and there are toilets that hikers can use.

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3.12 km

Ocean view from Kullaberg Nature Reserve

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Kullaberg Nature Reserve, a beautiful stone path with wonderful views.

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11.3 km

Kullens Fyr Lighthouse

Highlight • Monument

Kullens Fyr is the brightest lighthouse in Scandinavia and stands 78.5 meters above sea level at the very tip of the Kullaberg Nature Reserve near Mölle.

Beacons have been operating at the northern entrance to the Öresund, one of the busiest waterways in the world, for over 1,000 years.

The current lighthouse was designed in 1898 by the architect Magnus Dahlander from Dalarna. The 15-meter-high Kullens Fyr is made of gneiss and bricks and was put into operation in 1900. The three large lenses of the light apparatus rotate four times a minute and emit three light signals per revolution.

The light signals can be seen from 50 kilometers away.

The lens apparatus must also rotate during the day (unlit), otherwise there is a risk that the lenses will act like large magnifying glasses and the incoming sunlight will cause fires.

guidebook-sweden.com/de/reisefuehrer/reiseziel/kullens-fyr-leuchtturm-auf-dem-kullaberg

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11.8 km

View from Åkersberget

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Please make sure you wear sturdy shoes. The path is rocky and slippery when wet.

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16.2 km

End point

Bus stop

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6.78 km

3.37 km

2.44 km

2.15 km

1.21 km

272 m

Surfaces

8.30 km

3.88 km

1.64 km

1.20 km

885 m

260 m

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Wednesday 20 May

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11°C

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Trail Reviews

Lars Felten
May 16, 2023, Kullaberg, Wanderung im Wald und an den Klippen

That was a climb. The start at the Mölle Kapell was still very relaxed. After a few hours through the beech forest with many wild garlic fields, we have reached one of the highest points in Skåne, Håkull. A magnificent view of the country and the sea. We continued via the lovely Mölle Mosse, past various grottos to Kullens Fyr, the lighthouse at the tip of the peninsula. The way back was then after 15km challenging again for our "old" dog. Very rugged, high cliffs and cattle pastures had to be crossed. At the end we were glad to have made this hike without shortcuts.

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Pure Adventure! Discovering Ladonia is really fun...if you don't know it yet... www.ladonia.org Today we went up and down all day... over roots and stones, on the coast, in the forest... exhausting, but really nice. Kullaberg and the lighthouse are also a highlight - a great view... and our small place to stay - Mölle - has nice harbor pubs 🍷 😉

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This beautiful hike starts on a small forest parking lot. Always along the sea it goes to the highest lighthouse in Sweden. Here you have a wonderful view and you can walk a little further down to a small lighthouse. From the lighthouse we continue along the sea towards Mölle. In the small harbor there are several restaurants for a lunch break. From Mölle it's across the country and back to the sea on the other side. Another highlight is the driftwood constructions from Nimes. A surreal place in the middle of the forest. However, you have to descend a few meters beforehand and of course up again later. Then it goes a long way until you finally get back to the start. The tour can also be shortened at various points if the 21 km are too long.

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If who likes to go the tour Surefootedness required and good physical condition! If the tour goes like we do... then you have the steep, strenuous part at the beginning, you can stop off at the Kullaberg and you have the big highlight at the end! Absolute mega tour! Unforgettable Incomparable ❤️

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Day 4: Kullaberg Nature Reserve circuit (connection of blue and red trails) plus descent/ascent to Nimis (Nimis/Arx, google) From the campsite just before Mölle, through the town and on the Italienska Vägen (Italian Trail) up to Kullaberg. It's actually worth driving to the last parking lot on the left before Kullens Fyr, the route is fantastic. The 19-kilometer hike offers some great views (and various opportunities for some great extra descents to the beach) that are worth working on. For people from Hamburg, this is quite a climb. The northern first part is marked in blue and is much more strenuous to walk than the first part of the second part (marked in red). A constant up and down, sometimes narrow forest paths, sometimes steep climbs (often over rocky fields) with the highest peak of the tour. The red route starts off as a few relaxed kilometers on wide forest paths, and at the end there is the "blue" program. 😉 Mölle and the Kullaberg are definitely worth a detour.

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Wonderful tour along the coast. Partly with ambition. Beautiful landscape and viewpoints

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