Slåttdalsskrevan
A rock ravine in Skuleskogen National Park, about 200 meters long and 40 meters deep, and the High Coast's classic hiking destination.
Slåttdalsskrevan is a straight crack formed by the erosion of diabase, about 200 meters long, 40 meters deep and only about 7 meters wide, with sheer rock walls on both sides. Walking through it is awe-inspiring. A round trip from the north entrance covers about 6 kilometers, passing lakes and a hilltop viewpoint that overlooks the Baltic archipelago, and takes about 3 to 4 hours. The ravine floor is strewn with fallen rocks, so you need to scramble through using both hands and feet, and it is slippery when wet. Entry is free, but the car park fills up quickly on summer weekends.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Skuleskogen National Park
- Norrfällsviken
- Naturum Höga Kusten
- Skuleberget
- Ulvön (Ulvöhamn)
- Bönhamn
- Högbonden
- Barsta