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Kullaberg 
& Nimis Hike

Ready for dramatic sea cliffs, coastal trails, and Sweden’s iconic wooden art installation? 🌊🥾

Join ESN Lund for a hike along the breathtaking peninsula of Kullaberg! We will explore the dramatic coastline up to the Kullaberg Lighthouse (10 km). For the adventurous souls who want to keep going, we’ll extend the trail to explore the famous driftwood wonderland of Nimis (+5 km).

Bring good vibes, sturdy shoes, and your camera - this is something not to miss in Skåne!

Timeline

10:10 – Meet at Lund C (near Pressbyrån)
10:24 – Train departs towards Helsingborg

12:11 – Arrival in Mölle & hike begins
13:30 – Reach Kullaberg Lighthouse / Naturum
16:30 – Reach Nimis (+5 km route extension)

18:20 – Estimated departure from Mölle
~20:32 – Back at Lund C

Good to know

🚩 What to bring:

- Packed lunch, snacks, and big bottle of water. We'll serve only small fika, so don't starve!
- Sturdy hiking shoes with good grip (the path down to Nimis is steep and uneven!)
- Weather-appropriate layers that can handle coastal winds and dirt

🚩 You need to buy train tickets yourselves.


Getting there

Meeting pointLund C, near Pressbyrån

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DestinationKullaberg, Mölle, Nimis

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When
Sun 4 Oct · 10:10–20:32
Where
Kullaberg, Mölle, Nimis, MölleItalienska vägen 323, 263 77 Mölle, Sweden
Meeting point
Lund C, near PressbyrånBangatan 1, 222 21 Lund, Sweden
Capacity
30 places

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Accessibility

  • NoiseCalm environment and quiet conversations.
  • CrowdsOpen public areas and indoor spaces without crowds.
  • Accessibility of event locationNot accessible; multiple stairs or heavy door / natural terrain outdoors.
  • TerrainSteep hills, loose stones, wet sand or narrow paths.

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