5/5 Valerie H. 9 months ago on Google
Darn,
what
a
magnificent
place
this
is.
Absolutely
stunning!
We
picked
the
red
trail,
which
took
us
about
four
hours,
but
we
took
a
few
extra
breaks
because
it
was
very
hot
for
both
us
and
our
dog.
So,
here
are
a
few
things
you
need
to
know
before
you
go
visit
this
beautiful
place.
-
Parking
at
the
main
entrance
can
be
rather
challenging
between
11.00
-
14.00.
-
Wear
good
shoes!
As
in
hiking
shoes.
The
trails
are
uneven
and
pretty
steep
here
and
there,
so
an
ankle
is
easily
twisted.
-
Bring
enough
water.
There’s
a
water
point
at
the
main
entrance
but
the
water
isn’t
checked
so
drinking
is
at
your
own
risk.
We
didn’t
come
across
any
other
water
points
during
the
entire
walk,
so
be
prepared
for
that,
especially
when
it’s
warm.
-
This
one’s
for
dog
owners:
the
red
trail
contains
a
few
stairs
with
metal
steps.
Our
dog
couldn’t
walk
on
it
(okay
I
gotta
admit,
he’s
kind
of
a
drama
king),
so
I
had
to
carry
him
up
the
first
stair.
The
stairs
up
and
down
that
followed
were
(lucky
for
me)
sort
of
accessible
at
the
sides,
although
it
included
a
slide
down
a
rock
haha!
That’s
all
folks!
Just
go
check
this
place
out
by
yourself
and
enjoy
Swedish
nature
in
its
full
splendor.
We
sure
did.
🤍
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