Welcome!

In the fall of 2024, we were forced to remove the long staircase from the visitor centre to the yellow/orange/red trail, after it was deemed worn out and potentially dangerous in an inspection. In connection with this, a diversion of the trail was made via the southern part of Kopparhattsvägen, which makes the current trails about 1.2 km longer, but somewhat more accessible for people with reduced mobility as the diversion runs on more or less completely flat ground.

The slope where the previous staircase was located is closed, both because it is very steep with a high risk of personal injury, but also because walking on the steep slope entails a high risk of erosion.

The plan is to replace the staircase, but as there is currently a lack of full funding, the National Park Administration is investigating both the possibilities of replacing the staircase within the existing budget, and of rerouting the trail to reduce the need for stairs.

In the meantime, everyone is urged to stick to the diversion, to avoid a number of small paths with increased wear and tear and the risk of erosion.

The national park has two main entrances, Entré Skäralid and Entré Röstånga. It is easy to get to the national park by public transport, by bike or by car. Both entrances have large parking areas but are limited to how many cars can fit. In Skäralid there are approximately 150 parking spaces.

During weekends and in the summer months, there are many people who  will visit the national park which means that the car park can get crowded.
Please visit the "Getting here" page for details about alternative travelling and how to find your way to the different entrances.

The table below will help you plan your visit regardless of whether you want to visit the national park on a weekday or on a weekend.

Green colour - few visitors
On weekdays until 10 o'clock in the morning and after 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
On weekends until 10 o'clock in the morning and after 6 o'clock in the afternoon.

Yellow colour - more visitors
On weekdays between 10 o'clcock and 11 o'clock in the morning and 
between 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
On weekends between 10 o'clock and 11 o'clock in the morning and
between 4 o'clock and 6 o'clock in the afternoon.

Red colour - most visitors
On weekdays between 11 and 13 o'clock and
on weekends between 11 and 16 o'clock.

We conform to the Rescue services with regards to fire hazard levels in the national park.
If the fire hazard level is 5E - There is a total fire ban and signs will be put up.
These instructions must be followed.
To know the current fire hazard status check the webpage of each municipality, as below.                                                         

• Klippan municpality webpage for Liagården rest area
• Svalöv municipality webpage for Nackarsdalen and Dahlberg rest areas

Please note: Within the national park you are allowed to make fires only in designated fire places. If you are unsure - please check with the staff in the visitor centre.

Please note that during a long, dry summer our wells might dry out.
Please bring your own water to be on the safe side.
There will always be water by the visitor centre in Skäralid

Pleace be adviced that you should make sure to empty your car yourself.
Don't leave valuables in your car.
Pack at home not in the car park.
There has (unfortunately) been thefts.