Coast with magnificent views and the world's largest mountain uplift. Photo: Michael Engman / Engmanbild
The Slåttdalsskrevan crevice is the result of millions of years of geological processes. Photo: Michael Engman / Engmanbild
Skuleskogen in the winter. Photo: Michael Engman / Engmanbild

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Grandiose views of forest and sea, beautiful lakes, verdant spruce forest valleys and intriguing geological phenomena show more plainly than anywhere else that parts of Sweden have emerged from the sea. Skuleskogen National Park is a monumental area. High mountains, old-growth forest and the seacoast come together here in a landscape that is without equal in Sweden.

Current information in Skuleskogen National Park

Take the bus to the National Park!

21 June 2021

From June 26th to August 8th you can take the World Heritage Bus to two ot the entrances of the National Park; entrance Syd (South) and entrance Väst (West). We recommend choosing the bus, because the parking lots by the entrances are full most of the day, especially entrance Syd. You may park your car at naturum Höga Kusten (free parking), or Friluftsbyn, Veåsand (Skulebergets havscamping) etc and take the bus instead! More information about the busses to the three entrances can be found under “Visitor information” and Välj gärna bussen då parkeringarna under juli snabbt blir fulla. Parkera t ex vid naturum Höga Kusten, Friluftsbyn eller Veåsand (Skuleberget havscamping) och ta bussen istället! Mer information om bussar finns under Besöksinformation och "Getting here”.

Open huts and Covid-19

18 November 2020

Due to the ongoing spread of Covid-19 you are advised not to stay in the huts overnight. Enjoy daytime tours instead or bring your own tent. Staying in the huts together with others increases the risk of getting infected and could increase spreading of the virus.

Plan your visit to Skuleskogen National Park

20 June 2021

During summer the parking lots at the entrances to the National Park become full, especially during the middle of the day, 10 am to 4 pm. We recommend that you plan your visit to avoid the most busy hours if possible. This is recommended for all three entrances to the park, but especially entrance Syd (South). You can travel to entrance Syd and Väst (West) by bus for free - the World Heritage bus makes several stops in the area. You can leave your car close to the bus stops, free parking is available at naturum Höga Kusten.

Visitor Information

Here, you will find everything you need to know before your visit to Skuleskogen National Park. When it is best to visit the park, how to get there and the rules you will need to follow once you are there.

Current information in Skuleskogen National Park

Getting here

Accessibility

Safety and rules

Clothing and equipment

Visitor centre

Contact

Experiences and activities in Skuleskogen National Park

Sweden’s national parks offer experiences for young and old alike. Here, you can read about the wide variety of activities and sites which you can experience in Skuleskogen National Park.

Hikes from the west entrance