The white loop takes you from the Björkeröd car park through beech forest to Mölle mosse, a wetland in the woods, and all the way around it. It follows service roads and accessible paths that work well for strollers, and with the Kwenda app it also suits visually impaired visitors. It is an easy walk; allow about an hour.
Water-lily pads on Mölle mosse, a mire in the woods of eastern Kullaberg
Photo: Guillaume Baviere · CC BY 2.0The route
The loop takes in the whole purple loop: it leaves the car park along one side of the pasture and comes back along the other. From the pasture's far corner it follows the Red trail west through the forest to Mölle mosse, circles the whole wetland, partly on a boardwalk about 1.7 meters wide along its eastern part, and returns the same way. On the way it meets the Yellow cross paths and Kullaleden, and the black loop shares much of the route.
Along the way
Mölle mosse is the highlight. In summer water lilies spread across the water, and in spring you may spot newts in the shallows. In early 2023 Länsstyrelsen, which manages the reserve, blocked the ditches that drained the wetland, raising the average water level by 20–40 centimeters, and moved paths back from the water where needed. Back at the start, Björkeröds mosse, a small lake just east of the car park, is a rich site for birds.
Yellow boxes along the way are Bluetooth beacons for the Kwenda app, which gives nature guidance on your phone as you pass them, in English too.
Good to know
- Boardwalkit has edge protection but no railings, so keep children close
- Soft bottomthe bottom of Mölle mosse is loose mud, even where it looks firm, so don't wade in
- 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
- Firegrills and camping stoves are allowed only at the grill site by the car park, and nothing may be lit during a strict fire ban
- Finding the waythe loop is the white dotted line on the reserve's map of the accessible loops; in 2025 the loops got more even surfaces and clearer markings
- Shorter or tougherthe 800 m purple loop is the short version, and the black loop adds long climbs for all-terrain wheelchairs
