Cycling in Trelleborg
Explore Trelleborg
by Bike
The Trelleborg tour
Scenic 25 km bike ride taking you through idyllic villages, historic sites, and beautiful landscapes along the coast and plains of Skåne.
The Minnesbergs tour
A 15 km bike ride through charming villages, historic brickworks, and beautiful Scanian countryside.
The Eastern tour
A 24 km coastal route from Smygehamn, Beddingestrand, and onwards through charming villages and beautiful nature.
The Trelleborg tour
Scenic 25 km bike ride taking you through idyllic villages, historic sites, and beautiful landscapes along the coast and plains of Skåne.
The Minnesbergs tour
A 15 km bike ride through charming villages, historic brickworks, and beautiful Scanian countryside.
The Eastern tour
A 24 km coastal route from Smygehamn, Beddingestrand, and onwards through charming villages and beautiful nature.
The Western tour
Cycle the 13 km Western Route from Trelleborg city center into the scenic and historic countryside.
The Klagstorps tour
An 18 km tour through charming villages, historic churches, and unique cultural landscapes on Söderslätt.
The Anderslövs tour
24 km of nature, local food, and charming villages. Cycle past a vineyard, smokehouse, art gallery, and brewery.
The Western tour
Cycle the 13 km Western Route from Trelleborg city center into the scenic and historic countryside.
The Klagstorps tour
An 18 km tour through charming villages, historic churches, and unique cultural landscapes on Söderslätt.
The Anderslövs tour
24 km of nature, local food, and charming villages. Cycle past a vineyard, smokehouse, art gallery, and brewery.
Rent your bike
Fribergs cykel
Hedvägen in Trelleborg
Beddinge bike rental
Beddingestrand
Hyr en hoj
Trelleborg Strand Camping
Fribergs cykel
Hedvägen in Trelleborg
Beddinge bike rental
Beddingestrand
Hyr en hoj
Trelleborg Strand Camping
Biking through Skåne
Sydkustleden (Red signs)
Sydkustleden is one of Sweden’s three national cycling routes for tourism and recreation. Together with Kattegattleden (Helsingborg-Gothenburg) and Sydostleden (Växjö-Simrishamn), they form approximately 90 kilometers of continuous cycle paths of a high standard. The main stretch runs between Simrishamn-Ystad-Trelleborg-Skanör/Falsterbo-Malmö-Landskrona-Helsingborg.
Sverigeleden (Green signs)
Sverigeleden starts on Kontinentgatan opposite Trelleborg’s central station. It is an almost nationwide cycle path that passes through all of Sweden’s provinces except Gotland. The trail runs on public roads, mostly on asphalt, and is divided into a main trail and a number of alternative trails. In the municipality of Trelleborg, the trail is largely on cycle paths and goes eastward towards Skateholm. Sverigeleden is created by the Swedish Cycling Association.
Route to Staffanstorp (Yellow signs)
The yellow route is created by the Swedish Transport Administration. The route runs between Trelleborg, Svedala and Staffanstorp.
Sydkustleden (Red signs)
Sydkustleden is one of Sweden’s three national cycling routes for tourism and recreation. Together with Kattegattleden (Helsingborg-Gothenburg) and Sydostleden (Växjö-Simrishamn), they form approximately 90 kilometers of continuous cycle paths of a high standard. The main stretch runs between Simrishamn-Ystad-Trelleborg-Skanör/Falsterbo-Malmö-Landskrona-Helsingborg.
Sverigeleden (Green signs)
Sverigeleden starts on Kontinentgatan opposite Trelleborg’s central station. It is an almost nationwide cycle path that passes through all of Sweden’s provinces except Gotland. The trail runs on public roads, mostly on asphalt, and is divided into a main trail and a number of alternative trails. In the municipality of Trelleborg, the trail is largely on cycle paths and goes eastward towards Skateholm. Sverigeleden is created by the Swedish Cycling Association.
Route to Staffanstorp (Yellow signs)
The yellow route is created by the Swedish Transport Administration. The route runs between Trelleborg, Svedala and Staffanstorp.
Pump locations
If you need to pump your bicycle, there are pumps available at Trelleborg Central Station and at Stortorget by the public toilets. At Sweden’s southernmost point, Smygehuk, there are pumps located at the harbour area and by the toilet building at the car park.

