Kungsbygget Bike Park

Kungsbygget Bike Park is a compact, purpose-built mountain bike park on Hallandsåsen in southern Sweden, on the border between Halland and Skåne. It runs to seven trails covering around 4.7km, including two flow runs, four enduro-style trails cut with roots and rock, and a 190m head-to-head dual track, plus two pump tracks. A waymarked link trail connects through to Kungsbygget's sister park at Vallåsen Bike Park, five kilometres away, and a shared Trail Pass covers riding at both.

The Trails

• Nile (700m): the upper section of the flow trail, with built berms, small jumps for those who want a little air, and rollers for a smooth, flowing ride. A wide track suited to the whole family.
• Seven (450m): the lower section of the flow trail, flatter with plenty of sweeping turns. A good warm-up before heading back to the top.
• Herr Nilsson (710m): good flow to start, before a tricky rock step and a run of off-camber turns.
• Mukwano (780m): named after the Lugandan word for friend, with roots, a technical rock garden and a machine-dug jump partway down.
• Dackestupet (950m): despite the name, the easiest of the four enduro-style trails from the top, with a flatter gradient and no major challenges.
• 21:an (890m): built for finding jumps and challenges to practise on.
• Dual Track (190m): a parallel race track with big berms and jumps, built for riding head to head against a friend.

There are also two pump tracks on site for warming up or working on technique between runs. To get back to the top, either pedal the 1350m climb or take the marked 400m transport route.

Gravel Riding

The five-kilometre link trail to Vallåsen Bike Park runs over a mix of tarmac, gravel and forest track, so it's worth a ride in its own right for anyone linking a visit between the two venues.

Trail Pass and Prices

Riding at Kungsbygget needs a Trail Pass, which costs 129 SEK per day for adults and 99 SEK for children aged 7 to 15. Children under 7 ride free with a paying adult. The same pass covers e-bikes and is valid on all trails at both Kungsbygget and Vallåsen Bike Park. Buy it via Swish or on Vallåsen's website. Prices are correct as of September 2026 but subject to change, so check current rates on the venue's website before you visit.

Bike hire, run by Vallåsen on site at Kungsbygget, is available seasonally from 20 June to 23 August, with e-MTBs included in the rental fleet.

Guides, Shuttles and Hire

Kungsbygget runs on a trail pass rather than a shuttle: pedal the climb or take the marked transport route back to the top. For lift-served riding, Vallåsen Bike Park is five kilometres away.

• Kungsbygget bike hire: a seasonal hire fleet at the park, run by Vallåsen from late June to late August, including e-MTBs.
• Ridge Cycling: guided mountain bike tours and bike hire on Hallandsåsen and the Bjäre peninsula, based at Vallåsens Värdshus, an inn on the ridge's north slope. Book bikes in advance.

Getting There from the UK

Halmstad Airport is the closest, around 45 minutes by road, and Ängelholm-Helsingborg Airport is a similar distance away, around 35 to 40 minutes. Gothenburg Landvetter is roughly two and a half hours by road, and Copenhagen Airport in Denmark is a further option at around two hours away, crossing into Sweden over the tolled Öresund Bridge.

By rail, the journey from the UK is a long one: Eurostar to the continent, then a series of onward trains through Germany and Denmark to reach Halland, realistically takes a full day or more, or an overnight train.

Driving from Calais or the Channel Tunnel is around 1,370km, roughly 14 to 15 hours, heading through Germany and up through Denmark's Jutland peninsula, crossing the tolled Great Belt and Öresund bridges into Sweden. Some drivers take the shorter car ferry between Puttgarden in Germany and Rødby in Denmark instead, which cuts some of that distance but adds a ferry crossing to book. Either way, Denmark's bridges charge cars a toll, which Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands along the route do not.

When to Go

The bike park trails are rideable year round if you bring your own bike. The wider adventure park, including the café, zipline, toboggan and high ropes, runs from April to November, with hours longest in the summer high season and shorter over spring and autumn. On-site bike hire, run by Vallåsen, is only available from late June to late August, so bring your own bike outside that window.

As at neighbouring Vallåsen, summer brings the longest hours and mildest conditions, though Halland's weather is changeable year round, so check the forecast and pack for rain whenever you visit.

Where to Stay

Kungsbygget's own campsite takes motorhomes, caravans and tents, with A-frame cabins for anyone who would rather not camp, right next to the trails. Vallåsen Bike Park, five kilometres away, has its own campground, and there is an inn with rooms and a restaurant on the same slope.

For hotels and guesthouses, Båstad and Laholm are both around 20 to 25 minutes away by road, with Halmstad a further 15 minutes on. Any of the three works as a base for combining a visit here with Vallåsen.

Beyond the Trails

Kungsbygget is a full adventure park built around the bike trails rather than a bike-only site. On the same ground you'll find a dual zipline with runs of 740m and 670m, a 935m summer toboggan (alpine coaster) where you control your own speed, and a high ropes course with seven routes and 66 obstacles suitable from age 5. Restaurant 1986 serves food, coffee and drinks next to the activities, and there's a 36-pitch campsite for motorhomes, caravans and tents (power, toilets, showers, a drainage station, dishwashing and drinking water all included), plus A-frame cabins if you'd rather not camp. It's easy to build a full day, or a weekend, around a ride here.

Getting Here

Kungsbygget Adventure Park, Kungsbygget 44, 312 98 Våxtorp, on Hallandsåsen close to the Halland/Skåne border. There's a large free car park on site with space for cars, motorhomes and caravans (free for the first hour, then a small hourly charge). There's no public transport all the way to the park, so a car is the practical way in. Roughly 20 minutes from Laholm, 25 from Båstad, and 30 from Halmstad or Ängelholm.

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