The best family-friendly hikes and walks around Krokfjorden

Great for swimming and barbecuing.

An interesting monument from ancient times is the cave in Flishult “Klostergrottan”. The cave is a natural formation in the rock and a large boulder was pushed out of a rock face, creating a large cavity with a protruding roof. The cave, which is thus completely open at the front, is about 6 meters wide and 3.5 meters deep and has a height of 2-3 meters. The pushed out boulder lies like a table in front of the opening. In the early 1930s, an archaeological investigation was carried out and several signs were found that the cave had been inhabited during the Neolithic period. The sparse finds consisted of arrowheads, splinters and fragments of flint, pieces of greenstone axes, pieces of bone and charcoal. It was assumed that the cave was hardly used as a dwelling for long periods of time, but rather as a place to stay overnight during hunting and fishing activities. https://www.naturkartan.se/de/kronobergs-lan/klostergrottan

Konga is an urban area in the parish of Tingsryd in Kronoberg County, which is located on the Ronneby River. The name of the place was originally the village of Örmo in the municipality of Södra Sandsjö, but with the introduction of the railway with Bredåkra - Tingsryds Järnväg in 1896, it took over the name of the district when the station was named Konga. The city with around 460 inhabitants is located on Ronnebyån and the 120 motorway in the direction of Kalmar went through the village from the start. The street is now on the fringes of society. From road 120 a smaller road leads towards Hallabro in Blekinge. This street is now called Ronnybyvägen in the municipality. Source: https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Konga

This is not one of the classic wind shelters for hikers or bikers, but a large wilderness hut with benches in front and in the hut. The firepit is in the center of the hut. It is a nice spot for a break or to spend the night. You can pitch a tent next to the hut and enjoy the beautiful lake view.

The Klostergrottan is an interesting natural formation from the earliest times. Large rock blocks appear to have been squeezed out of a rock wall with the result of leaving behind a large cavity with a protruding roof. The front is open. The cave is approximately 6 metres wide and 3.5 metres deep and has a height of 2 to 3 metres. An archaeological survey was carried out in the early 1930s, and several signs were found that the cave was inhabited during younger stone age. The sparse finds consisted of arrows, particles and fragments of flint, pieces of green-stone acids, pieces of bone and coal. It was argued that the cave hardly served as a home for a long time, but served as a shelter for a stay during hunting and fishing. There is a parking lot close by if you want to take a short hike to this impressive place.

The first section through the forest (directly behind Lille Landa) is not passable because after about 1.5 km the path leads to private property. So back, further on the road and later back on the route.