6 places · 5 with rooms, 2 camping, 3 with meals on the Skoved → Skuleberget section of the High Coast Trail, in Docksta (Skuleberget), Docksta, Gällstasjön (Skuleberget), Veåsand (Skuleberget), Skuleberget. Phone and WhatsApp numbers are listed so you can book ahead.
Outdoor village at Gällstasjön at the foot of Skuleberget, on the trail, with tent pitches (SEK 250–380 a night), camping cabins, large cabins and simple huts, showers and summer restaurants. Single-night cabin bookings open on 1 May; tent pitches close in winter.
Family-run cabins for four to six people with kitchens, near Skuleberget, about 0.3 km off the trail; book by phone or email, and bring or rent bed linen.
Hotel-standard rooms with their own shower and toilet, a shared kitchen and a self-service breakfast, in Docksta near the E4, about 0.3 km from the trail.
Three self-catering cabins for four or five people at Gällstasjön, south of Skuleberget, about 0.4 km from the trail, at SEK 950–1,090 a night; contact by email (skuleskogenspensionat@gmail.com).
Seaside campsite at Veåsand below Skuleberget, on the trail about 2.5 km after Naturum Höga Kusten, with cabins, pitches, toilets, showers, sauna and wifi. Open 1 May to 31 October; advance cabin bookings are for at least 2 nights, so call for a single night.
Café in a log cabin on the 295 m summit of Skuleberget, on the trail, open in season; check opening days before you rely on it.
Checked online in October 2026. Places marked "listed, not confirmed" appear in the official trail guidebook or on OpenStreetMap but not on a current official listing or their own website. Huts and wind shelters on the High Coast Trail are free, open all year and first come, first served: you may not turn other hikers away, and in Skuleskogen newcomers get priority. Bring your own sleeping bag, mat and stove, collect firewood only where it is provided, and leave the hut clean. Paid places are small; book ahead and call if you will arrive late.
The High Coast Trail route works offline in Outest, with these places on the map and a trail guide you can ask about water, weather and the next village.