One visit to Åkulla is enough to make you want to return some day. It’s a lovely area for outdoor activities, and there’s plenty to explore.
Sweden’s foremost beech forest area
Åkulla Bokskogar lies on the border between Falkenberg and Varberg, covering an area of 50 square kilometres. The area contains about 20 lakes and several nature reserves. It is one of Sweden’s foremost beech forest areas given the fact that it is home to a wealth of rare and endangered species.
Hiking for everyone
Åkulla is suitable for the whole family. There are no less than 12 hiking trails here, varying from 1.6 km to 6 km in length. Bring your stroller, dog, running partner, or picnic bag and make a day out of it, choosing the route that suits you best. The trails are also interlinked, making it possible to explore different parts of the area and go on longer hikes. The trails are well marked and interspersed with maps to help guide your way.
Explore Åkulla
There are several activities to choose from here. For instance, you could go fishing in the lakes, visit the local attractions and stay the night. Åkulla’s beech forests have a long season that extends from early spring to late autumn, and there are still plenty of things to do even during the winter months. In the winter, the ski tracks with artificial snow at Åkulla Friluftsgård are a popular attraction for professional as well as amateur skiers.