Photo: Robert Ekholm
Photo: Robert Ekholm
Photo: Robert Ekholm

Pagelsborg naturreservat

Nature reserve

County: Blekinge län
6863.16 km away from you

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Description

About 14,000 years ago the inland ice started to melt, creating the gravel ridge that rises 10 metres above the surrounding fields to this day.

Ancient monuments from the Iron Age are found to the east. In the spring, pasque flowers bloom here on the dry meadows and in the summer you will find common rock-rose, mouse-ear hawkweed, wild thyme and other flowers. From the ridge there are excellent views through the valley and out over wetlands and pasture towards the bay, Järnaviksbukten.

The rules for the nature reserve are shown in the link below, but, for example, you are not allowed to pick flowers between 1 April and 1 July, pitch a tent/park a caravan, light a fire or drive a motor vehicle here.

Source: Blekinge County Administrative Board

Activities And Facilities

Year of protection: 1982

Municipality: Ronneby

Character: Gravel ridge with dry meadow

Area: 15 hectares

Landowner: Private

Manager: Blekinge County Administrative Board

Form of protection: Nature reserve and Natura 2000

Turn off the E22 at junction 55 towards Bräkne-Hoby and follow the signs to Järnavik. The nature reserve is west of the road just after the turning to Saxemara.

You are welcome to visit Pagelsborg, but please note that it is not allowed to: