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About Fulltofta
At the heart of the recreation area is Fulltofta Nature and Visitor Centre which holds exhibitions, café, outdoor information and has different activities. There are fourteen hiking trails in the area, from 1 to 16 km. The landscape is varying with deep woodland, open glades and pasture, wide heath land and mighty oak trees, small and big ponds and many little streams. There are two nature reserves here - Fulltofta gård och Fulltofta-Häggenäs - both with local rules and restrictions. Check them out further down on this site.
Do and experience
Fulltofta Nature and Visitor Centre with exhibitions, outdoor information and a café
The visitor centre and café is open all year! Check our opening hours further down on this site. We are showing an exhibition, "Special Trees", with a humanistic approach, and an exhibition over outdoor acitivities in Skåne. Our café mainly holds home-made or local produced cakes, sandwiches, drinks - but also a few quick pre-fab meals from local produced companies. Here, you can also get maps over all our 19 recreation areas with all sorts of hiking trails.
Hiking and walking
There are fourteen marked hiking trails of varying length in the recreation area, from 1,5 km to 16 km. Three of these, Ravinslingan, Fiskestigen (Lugna linjen) and Strandpromenaden are suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs, and are certified by Equality. At Fiskarhus we have a new short trail, 1,5 km, that passes old oaks in the cultural landscape (this trail is not marked yet on our maps). Download our map and folder over all hiking trails in Fulltofta recreation area.
Nature and cultural history path
For those who want to learn more about the environment and history of Fulltofta there is a 3.6 kilometre long nature and cultural history path (in Swedish and in English).
Tree walkway
Take the board walk among the tree tops, eight metres above ground. Accessible to wheelchair users.
See the Story Stump, Sagostubben
Take the family to the small stump, built by architecture students. You can explore the hut, climb the stairs or just sit down having a fika
Riding
Discover Fulltofta from the back of a horse. Ride with your own horse on the car-free forest tracks.
Conference
Walk and talk. Talk and play. Have your conference in the middle of the countryside. In the same building as the exhibition there is a fully equipped conference facility for up to 50 people.
Angle fishing in Bjeveröd or fish in Lake Ringsjön
At Bjeverödsdammen you can go angle fishing without fishing permit - but it is not permitted to fish by fly or spinning. It is forbidden to fish in Kvesarumsån. At Fiskarehus by the shore of Lake Ringsjön you can fish for perch, pike, rainbow trout and eel. Do not forget to buy a fishing permit! Ringsjön: www.linderodsasensturism.se
Swimming
You can swim in Ringsjön. In the western part of the recreation area there is a small swimming area.
Biboet, the Bee hut
See how the bees make honey in Biboet near the Nature centre. During July-September it is open during Saturdays and Sundays. The Ringsjöbygdens beekeepers association will be on site to tell you how the hive works and how the honey is harvested.
Boules
Right outside the nature centre there is an area for playing boules.
Birdwatching
Gäddängen, a wetland by Lake Ringsjön, is a popular resting place for seabirds, especially during the spring and autumn. In the stork enclosure, the county bird of Skåne gets some help to recolonize the landscape. Guided tours: info@storkprojektet.se
Sledding
There is a small sledding slope next to the parking by the Fulltofta Nature and Visitor Centre.
Find us
From the road 13 between Höör and Hörby there are sign posts toward Fulltofta Nature and Visitor Centre. At the weekend, bus 469 goes all the way to the Nature and Visitor centre. Weekdays, bus 470 stops along road 13. From Ramstorp Fulltofta, it is about 1,5 km to the Nature and Visitor Centre.
There is a new bus (469) going between Höör and Hörby Saturdays and Sundays, and Fulltofta Naturcentrum is one of the stops. Its timetable is adapted to trains going to/from Malmö and Lund.
Timetable for 469 as a pdf (skanetrafiken.se)
Bus 470, Höör-Hörby-Sjöbo, makes several stops along road 13. You can access the red trail directly from the stop "Ramstorp Fulltofta". From here, it is about a 1.5 km walk to the nature centre. To get to Jägarbostaden or the stork enclosure, the nearest bus stop is "Fulltofta Riksvägen". From here you follow a relatively calm road.
Timetable for 470 as a pdf (skanetrafiken.se)
From road 13 between Höör and Hörby it is sign posted toward Fulltofta Nature and Visitor Centre.
You can find maps and directions to Fulltofta Nature and Visitors Centre at hitta.se
Gps to Fulltofta Nature and Visitor Centre
WGS84 DDM 55°53.320'N, 13°38.448'E
RT90 6197654, 1364577
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Contact
Fulltofta Naturcentrum
Phone: +46 (0)415-512 45
E mail: fulltofta@skanskalandskap.se
Facebook: www.facebook.com/skanskalandskap
Nature reserve
Parts of Fulltofta recreation area are nature reserves. This means that there are restrictions on the Right of Public Access in these areas.
Accessibility
Three trails are accessibility adapted (Ravinslingan/trädpromenaden near the visitor centre, Fiskestigen by the pond Bjeverödsdammen and Strandpromenaden along the shore of Ringsjön). The visitor centre and both of our cottages are accessibility adapted. The area is certified by Equality.
- Visitor centre (1)
- Bus stop (6)
- Parking (13)
- Picnic area (17)
- Cottage (2)
- Wind shelter (2)
Café, maps and exhibitions
Fulltofta Nature and Visitor Centre with café
April-September: Tues-Sun 11-17 and the café 11.30-16.30.
Closed Midsummer Eve
The café holds hot bowls, soups, sandwiches, cakes, coffee, snacks, drinks.
Welcome!