アレの天然記念物・トップ4

The valley forms a beautiful natural area with ancient coniferous forests growing on moss-covered boulders. Ancient sunken lanes wind through the nature reserve, which is also home to several rare animal species.

The 289-meter-long footbridge through the Congo swamp is part of the Nolhagaviken nature reserve. It allows for safe crossing and at the same time protects the special alder bog habitat. The swamp forest area has been called Congo since the 1960s and is a recognized EU Natura 2000 area due to its high natural value. The vegetation consists mainly of birch, alder, hornbeam and ash trees. Many bird species nest here.

The Svartedalen nature reserve is a bit remote (arrival on a gravel road), but highly recommended as a hiking area in the typically original forest region of southern Sweden. There are hardly any visitors and a vehicle that is easy to park offers a central base for a second day of hiking, possibly even overnight. In spring you may be lucky enough to observe capercaillie and black grouse displaying, or at least hear their far-reaching calls. Mourning cloaks and several amphibian species can be seen weather permitting.

The black lines are pure hiking trails, park your bike and just hike a bit to the lookout point