Skuleberget
An isolated hill 295 meters above sea level, marked with the world's highest ancient coastline. You can reach the top by cable car, on foot, or via ferrata climbing routes.
Skuleberget rises about 295 meters. At around 286 meters, a marker shows the highest ancient coastline left behind after the ice age, the highest such shoreline remnant visible anywhere in the world. It vividly illustrates the roughly 800 meters of crustal uplift in the area over nearly 10,000 years. You can reach the top on foot (about 1 to 1.5 hours), by cable car in summer, or via several via ferrata routes of varying difficulty, which require booking a guided group or renting equipment. From the summit you can see the fjords and islands, and King's Cave is halfway up the hill. The Nature Center sits right at the foot of the hill, with convenient transport.
Opening hours
Open all day; cable car and climbing railway operate in summer
Nearby sights
- Naturum Höga Kusten
- Skuleskogen National Park
- Slåttdalsskrevan
- Mannaminne
- Norrfällsviken
- Barsta
- Bönhamn
- Rotsidan