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Karlevi Runestone – Beijershamn Nature Reserve loop from Eriksöre vägskäl

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Sweden

Kalmar

Mörbylånga

Karlevi Runestone – Beijershamn Nature Reserve loop from Eriksöre vägskäl

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5.0

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Karlevi Runestone – Beijershamn Nature Reserve loop from Eriksöre vägskäl

01:40

15.2km

40m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 14, 2026

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Beijershamns naturreservat

Vickleby ädellövskogs naturreservat

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2.09 km

Karlevi Runestone

Highlight (Segment) • Historical Site

Karlevistenen, great runestone with a Viking poem

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4.83 km

Beijershamn Nature Reserve, located on Öland Island, is renowned for its rich biodiversity and cultural history. It features diverse habitats including lush deciduous forests, beach meadows, reed stands, and open water areas, making it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. The reserve is famous for being one of Öland's prime bird habitats, hosting around 250 to 260 bird species, including rare visitors like the Bar-tailed Godwit and Peregrine Falcon. Visitors can explore three main trails of varying lengths, including a unique walk along the old harbor pier. It is also a notable butterfly habitat with over 650 species observed here. Bird-watching towers, platforms, and hides offer excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. Informative signs along the trails provide insight into the local ecology and history. The area supports diverse bat species, thanks to the abundance of insects. Beijershamn is wheelchair-accessible and has facilities such as parking and picnic spots. This nature reserve is an ideal destination for peaceful walks and immersive nature experiences year-round.

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