Go Hiking

The Kullanäs hiking trail is 4.7 km long. It is not pram friendly. The trail starts from Lygnevi sports ground and goes on gravel roads, paved roads and forest paths with slippery roots. The trail passes Skogshöjd, Grönadal and if you want you can visit Flohult’s beautiful beach, which is located right in front of the Kullanäs marking. The trail goes out on ‘Kullanäs cape’ which is a very popular excursion destination and where there is a shelter with barbecue area. The cliff at the headland is a beautiful meditation site. You then follow the trail around the headland along the water and come to the meadow at Strandbo where there are sometimes animals grazing. If you want, you can then follow the shoreline back to Lygnevi.

Marking: Orange paint.

The Ramhulta hiking trail stretches from Sätila 6.5 km to Ramhulta. Round trip it is twice as long. The trail starts with a walk on asphalt about 2 km over ‘Smältryd bridge’ towards Fjärås and the marked descent just before the road towards Ubbhult (Jägmästarvägen / Sjödalsvägen). The trail then goes exclusively on paths along the northern shore of Lygnern and the Änghagen and Ramhulta nature reserves.

A barbecue area, ‘Buarås meadow’, is passed after a little more than half of the stretch. When you reach the Ramhulta waterfall, you first pass it at the top of the falls and then go down to the base. The boat ISA has a jetty at the falls and during the summer season you can agree with the boat’s booking manager either to go there with ISA and hike back or to be picked up by ISA after hiking to Ramhulta. The alternative is to walk back or to be transported back by other means.

Marking: Orange paint.

The hiking trail Torrås is 11.2 km long. The trail starts from Lygnevi sports ground and goes on gravel roads, paved roads and forest paths. The trail passes Skogshöjd, Grönadal and the beautiful beach at Flohult. It follows Lygnern towards Hjorthulan. A number of very steep slopes lead to Torrås via Mosskärr. From Torrås, the trail goes on the old Fotskäl road back to Flohult and down to the beach, then back again towards Lygnevi.

Marking: Orange paint.

The Strömma hiking trail is 8.4 km long. The trail starts from Lygnevi and goes up to Sätila church via the illuminated forest trail past Äggsjön to Strömma and back to Sätila on gravel roads, paved roads and forest paths.

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The Klätten hiking trail is about 10 km long. The trail starts from Lygnevi and goes via Smälteryd bridge up the hill to Lygnesvider. Then you go south to Klätten, before turning towards Sätila again. If you choose to follow Fjäråsvägen from Buarås on the way back, the whole route will be pram friendly. If you choose to walk the yellow-marked trail from Buaråsvägen to Änghagen, you pass a very nice viewing point and avoid walking on the asphalt road.

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The Ösjö hiking trail is 14.5 km long. The trail starts from Lygnevi and goes via Flohult and Hjorthulan up to Torrås, and then on through the forest to Ösjö, some crofts are passed before you come to Flohult again, then back towards Lygnevi.

Marking: None. Download from Google Maps