The purple loop is the shortest of the three accessible loops at Björkeröd, in the quieter eastern part of Kullaberg nature reserve. Its 800 meters run on an even, stable surface through beech forest and pasture, and it is made for wheelchair users and visually impaired visitors. Allow about 20 minutes, or longer if you bring a picnic for the tables and grill site at the start.
The route
All three loops start at the Björkeröd car park, which has an accessible toilet. The purple loop makes a short circuit right beside it. For about 45 meters the path runs through a pasture with two self-closing gates, and in places it slopes a little. At the loop's far corner you meet the Red trail, which the white and black loops follow on to Mölle mosse. Kullaleden's shortcut between Mölle and Himmelstorp shares the loop's west side.
Along the way
Sheep sometimes graze in the pasture; if they are out, pass calmly so you don't frighten them. Just east of the car park lies Björkeröds mosse, a small lake that was dry in the early 1900s. Since its water was raised again in 1974, it has become a rich site for birds, says Länsstyrelsen, which manages the reserve.
Yellow boxes along the path are Bluetooth beacons for the Kwenda app, which gives nature guidance on your phone as you pass them and can read the text aloud. At Björkeröd the app has an English version and modes for visual impairment, wheelchair users and cognitive impairment, as well as a general one.
Good to know
- Kwendain 2026 the app is available only for iPhone; download it before you come and keep it open during the walk
- Dogson a leash all year in the reserve, and on a short leash when the sheep are out
- Firegrills and camping stoves are allowed only at the grill site, and nothing may be lit during a strict fire ban
- Finding the waythe loop is the purple dotted line on the reserve's map of the accessible loops; in 2025 the loops got more even surfaces and clearer markings
- More to explorethe white loop continues to Mölle mosse, and the rougher black loop is made for all-terrain wheelchairs; you can borrow one free of charge at Björkeröd. Naturum Kullaberg, 7 km away, has an accessible exhibition and toilet
