New cities and old friends
We left Malmö the next day and drove inland to the Söderasen National Park. This park is Swedens most southerly wilderness, established in 2001, and has a large number of hiking trails, cycling paths and bridle ways. My human decided, not surprisingly, to link all the hiking trails together and was gone for hours. Starting from a picturesque little lake, you can follow the feeding river through a lush ravine for a few kilometers. The forest here is very diverse and healthy. It is largely left to its own devices, trees live a normal lifespan and are left where they fall after they die. Only the pathways are kept impeccably - some are even good for strollers or wheelchairs. There are a few viewpoints, but all you will see is more green all around, beautiful. Although the car park was rather full, the paths were not crowded, most people stayed down by the lake or just ventured up the river a little. We drove around to the other side of the park to another lake in the evening, w...