Hiking - Southeastern Härnön Island

Join the Kustvandrarna on a guided hike along the picturesque southeastern Härnön, where the rocky beaches and rocks offer the perfect nature experience. This adventure requires good balance and a joy of discovery. So if you have it in you, join this walk along the beautiful coast of the Bothnian Sea. This is a nature activity, making it an intimate yet social experience suitable for individuals, families or small groups of friends.

The island is shaped by the vagaries of nature, which provides a unique experience. See the sea as smooth as glass or witness the dramatic spectacle of waves crashing against the rocks. This hiking adventure offers the chance to deeply connect with the wild beauty of the High Coast, through smaller and  untrodden paths. Whether it's the tranquility of a glassy sea or the thrill of navigating rocky shores, the south-east Hernön offers a diverse and enriching outdoor adventure for anyone wishing to explore the natural wonders of the High Coast.

Participants can choose from a variety of trails to match their hiking preferences and experience levels. This hike offers a more relaxed pace, ideal for enjoying the stunning views and a nice packed lunch or snack in quiet spots. For those looking for more challenge and excitement, there is the option of navigating rocks and stones along the southern tip of Härnön, which enhances the hiking experience with every step.

• Hike through the scenic landscapes of Southeastern Härnö Island in Höga Kusten.
• Choose any of the trails to suit different levels of adventure and experience.
• Enjoy stunning coastal views, with the chance to experience the sea in its various moods.

Availability of a nature guide for enriched hiking and learning experiences (subject to availability). A selection of engaging activities to choose from, including nature games, cooking on an open fire, and more. Personalisation of the hike with activities based on individual or group preferences.

• Guided hike in the south-eastern part Härnö Island