Skuleskogen National Park: overview of the High Coast archipelago from Slåttdalsberget hill.
It is easier to reach the Skuleskogen from the marina in Docksta. If your are cruising the Höga Kusten, leave your boat safely moored, take the bus and take your walk to the national park.
Overview of Docksta Havet guest harbour. Photo © Courtesy of Mia Wålsten S/Y Atla3
At Docksta Havet sailors find dedicated services and moorings to safely leave their boat during their exploring walks of the surroundings.
From the pier of Docksta Havet, now you can head to the nearest park entrances (named “Entré Syd” and “Entré Väst”) also by bus.
The southerly entrance of Skuleskogen is the nearest to the Slåttdals crevice (Slåttdalskrevan).
The bus line is called Världsarvsbussen and the bus ticket is free.
The nearest bus stops from the marina in Docksta are:
“Busshpl E4:an Docksta” (Docksta Marina) that is just 50m from our guest harbour, and “Friluftsbyn” or “Skuleberget Naturum”.
From there the bus takes you to the Skuleskogens Nationalpark, where start the well marked paths of varying degrees of difficulty that lead you to everything worth seeing, within forests, hills, bays.
TIMETABLE 2023 of the bus service to the Skuleskogen National Park during the summer
Tidtabell Världsarvsbussen 2023: Tidtabell för sommartrafik vid Skuleberget, alla dagar 1 july - 6 augusti 2023. Source: www.hogakusten.com/en/world-heritage-bus
Main attractions are: Hiking on The spectacular views over the national park´s dramatic landscape and the surrounding High Coast.
The 7 meters wide, 30 meters deep “Hell Gab” crevice, which cleaves the Slåttdal mountain in two.
Skuleskogen is one of the few remaining large, ancient forests of the coastal region. The red coloured Nordingrå granite cliffs, the large uplift coast and the coniferous forest, with rare species of lichens, characterize per park.
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Safe moorings near Skuleberget & Skuleskogen natural areas