Crown Princess Victoria Hikes in the Kullaberg Nature Reserve
Photo: TT
Crown Princess Victoria laced up her hiking boots on Wednesday for a walk in the Kullaberg nature reserve in Skåne, together with representatives from the County Administrative Board of Skåne.
Crown Princess Victoria continues her nature walks around Sweden: on Wednesday she visited the Kullaberg nature reserve in Skåne, hiking together with representatives from the County Administrative Board of Skåne.
Crown Princess Victoria ready for the hike at the entrance to the Kullaberg nature reserve. Photo: TT
Kullaberg is a peninsula extending into the Kattegat near Mölle in Höganäs Municipality, in the north-west of Skåne. The area is known for its considerable biodiversity and is home to a number of rare species, with steep cliffs, lush forests and coastal hiking trails.
Kullaberg extends into the Kattegat, with steep cliffs down to the sea. Photo: TT
Along the way the Crown Princess was shown around both forest and rocky shoreline, taking her time to study the nature up close.
The Crown Princess and her companions studied the forest up close. Photo: TT
The hike offered rocky terrain along the Kattegat. Photo: TT
The nature walks have become a trademark for the Crown Princess. Since 2017 she has hiked in every one of Sweden's provinces to highlight Swedish nature and outdoor life.