The reserve also includes parts of the bay of Valjeviken. The marine environment is dominated by shallow soft bottoms with a species-rich vegetation that is important for fish reproduction. The bay is an important reproduction area for pike and perch, among others. In Sölvesborg there are several pleasant hiking trails and hiking areas of varying lengths. On Listers Huvud and on Stibyberget there are excellent hiking trails that you can walk on!

Sölvesborgsleden
Sölvesborgsleden is an 8-kilometer trail close to the city that runs through beautiful beech forests and out to the sea at Valjeviken. You can choose to walk all or part of the trail. You can also start and stop walking wherever you want. It takes about two hours to walk the entire route. On large parts of the trail, it is easy to get around, even with a walker and stroller. Some parts of the trail are more difficult to access, but the map in the brochure shows alternative, easily accessible routes. Out in the terrain, the trail is marked with green and white markings.
In addition to nature, the trail offers exciting little stories about the places you pass.

Blekingeleden
Blekingeleden is just over 22 miles long and extends from Sölvesborg in the west to Bröms in the east. The first stage of Blekingeleden starts at Sölvesborg Travel Center and goes down to the harbor with a view of Sölvesborgsviken and Sölvesborgsbron. Then it goes through the city center and then leads you out of the city up towards Ryssberget. Parallel to Blekingeleden, Skåneleden also goes the first two stages to Östafors, where Skåneleden then goes to Bökestad and Blekingeleden continues towards Boafalls Backe.

Tourist Office
If you want maps of the hiking trails, you are welcome to contact the Tourist Office at
Sölvesborg municipality. They will help you find your way around the municipality's hiking area!