Hiking & outdoor recreationLength1,3 km
Duration(An hour)
Storskäret lies beyond a challenging sea journey, on the edge of the open sea. It belongs to the Rönnskär island group but is not part of the Kvarken Archipelago World Heritage Site. On the eastern side of the island, there is a small fishing village where visitors can come ashore. A nature trail leads from the village to the bay of Södra viken, which features a large sandy beach. The island is rich in ancient relics. There are no campfire sites or dry toilets along the nature trail. Camping is allowed under everyman's right. To protect nesting birds, movement is restricted to marked trails between May 1st and July 15th.
Circle trail
Camping permitted
No dry toilet
Remember to bring a trash bagThere are no waste bins on the trail. Bring along your own trash bag and take your waste out with you when leaving.
No winter maintenance
Contact information
Starting pointStorskäret harbour, null null
The nature trail on Storskäret begins at the western edge of the village.
The route leads toward the bay of Södra viken. The bay features a large sandy beach, which is a wonderful spot for swimming.
From the beach, the trail loops back to the village along a circular route.
End pointStorskäret harbour, null null