Sölvesborg – Kristianstad verified
This bicycle route has undergone a special certification by the Swedish Transport Agency, which certifies that the path is of high quality, has clear signage and is safe for traffic. There is also a wide range of experiences and services along the trail. verified
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Low traffic road.
162 m ascent.
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The southeast trail is marked with red signs along the road (feel free to supplement with your own map).
In Valje you cross the border between Blekinge and Skåne. Outside is Skåne's only archipelago and in Valje and Edenryd you can swim. Skräbeån is known for its whitefish and sea trout fishing and by the bridge you can see Nymölla mill which dates from the 15th century.
Take a day trip on the Banvallsleden and cycle on the old railway bank between Sölvesborg and Olofström. Here you cycle past Lake Ivösjön and the opportunity for a canoeing experience on the water.
Smugglerrundan, a local cycle path in Bromölla municipality, is included as part of Sydostleden. If you are hooked on the Smuggling Round to Bromölla, you can visit the fossil exhibition in Havsdrakarnas hus. Also do not miss the artist-run culture house Ifö Center, which is located in the old ceramics factory in the middle of Bromölla.
Arrive in cozy Kristianstad where parts of the city are below sea level and dikes and water pumps protect the city from flooding. On stilts in the middle of the water is Kristianstad's number one destination: Naturum Vattenriket, which has been designated a biosphere reserve by UNESCO. Here you can look for stingrays in the brook, watch fish in the aquarium, look for animals or enjoy the view from the panoramic window.
A Part of the Sydostleden
270 km (7 stages) in Blekinge, Skåne and Småland
Bicycle Tours
Discover Kristianstad's historic environment, cycle along beaches, visit the Water Kingdom and stay in a personal hotel next to a nature reserve.
Experience Kristianstad on two wheels, with comfortable accommodation in the center and the opportunity to discover the fantastic Unesco-designated Water Kingdom and its natural beauty.
