쉬운 달비 쇠데르스코그 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

An open meadow section framed by woodland on both sides. The path crosses gently rolling grassland with wide views and a peaceful, open feel before leading back into the trees.

In Sweden's smallest national park, Dalby National Park, nature never ceases to amaze you. Here, on the side of the road, you can marvel at an unusually enchanted tree before continuing on into the idyllic forest.

Just 2.3 km and you have circled Europe's smallest national park on an easy-to-walk path.

Just 2.3 km and you have circled Europe's smallest national park on an easy-to-walk path.

morning sun 🙂

The smallest national park in Europe is a jungle oasis. You should have seen it! Here in the video you can find my tour through the park: https://youtu.be/-sfQDIHGlcE

The nature reserve Dalby Norreskog is located by the national park Dalby Söderskog. The whole area with the two forest areas and the open pasture in the middle is usually called Dalby pasture. It is historically a contiguous land area that has been grazed for more than a thousand years. Leaner forest next to the national park The land in Dalby Norreskog is significantly leaner and less nutritious than in the national park. This can be seen in the differences that exist in the flora of forests. In Norreskog, you can find the blue anemone in early spring, which is protected in Skåne. A little later, white anemone, gold powder, celandine and resin acid bloom. Between the lush forest in the national park and Norreskog is a vast pasture that is grazed by horses and cows. Adjacent to the Skrylle area Dalby Norreskog connects in the north to the Skrylle area. It is a large outdoor area that includes several nature reserves with hiking trails, windbreaks and barbecue areas. There is also Skryllegården, an exercise facility with electric light trails and a restaurant. At Skryllegården is nature Skrylle where you can find out more about nature in the area.

Dalby Söderskog National Park was established in 1918 to preserve what was then described as the southern Swedish deciduous forest. In reality, Dalby Söderskog consisted of both actual forest and overgrown pastureland. Around 1900, a high forest of oak and beech trees grew here over a shimmering green carpet. The national park is at its most beautiful in spring. The intense, almost exotic blossoms in yellow and white are a sign of spring that is eagerly awaited. Now is the time to head out into nature for the first time of the year with a woolen blanket and picnic basket.