Ådö-Lagnö vandringsstig om vintern.
Photo: Länsstyrelsen Stockholm
Ekotemplet i naturreservatet Ådö-Lagnö.
Photo: Länsstyrelsen Stockholm
Hästar på Ådö-Lagnös strandängar.
Photo: Länsstyrelsen Stockholm
Blomsterprakt
Photo: Länsstyrelsen Stockholm
Missa inte halvön Lilla Lagnö.
Photo: Länsstyrelsen Stockholm
Ådö-Lagnö omges av Mälarens vatten.
Photo: Länsstyrelsen Stockholm
Gamla ekhagar längs orange stigen.
Photo: Länsstyrelsen Stockholm
Imponerande stora ekar längs den orangemarkerade stigen.
Photo: Länsstyrelsen Stockholm

Ådö-Lagnö

Nature reserve

County: Stockholms län
6804.72 km away from you

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Description

On the peninsula of Ådö-Lagnö, you'll find an agricultural landscape rich in deciduous forests and old linden trees. The agricultural fields here are nestled between large continuous swaths of deciduous forest. Mistletoe, a protected parasitic plant, is common to see on the deciduous trees in the area, especially in the park around the Ådö manor house. Pine, spruce, oak and linden trees grow amongst thinly covered bedrock slabs in the more hilly parts of the reserve.

This diverse landscape provides ideal conditions for a wide variety of birds. Osprey and western marsh harrier come here to nest and resident birds, such as mistle thrush and Bohemian waxwing, enjoy the plentiful mistletoe berries in the wintertime. At the beach meadows, you can see birds such as northern lapwing, common snipe and whinchat. Great crested grebes are a typical sight among the reeds. A wide range of insects make their home in the deciduous forests. The old large linden trees here are home to no less than six endangered linden beetles—making Ådö-Lagnö unique and one of the country's most valuable linden tree areas.

[Check out this 360º aerial image of the reserve!] (https://roundme.com/embed/2JxFXGfNAzpkVXMM68D6)

Activities And Facilities

Skyddat sedan: 1982

Storlek: 141 hektar varav land 91 hektar

Karaktär: odlingslandskap, ädellövskog, sjö

Kommun: Upplands-Bro

Markägare: privat

Förvaltare: Länsstyrelsen

Skyddsform: naturreservat

By public transit: Take a bus from Bro station to the Ådö bus stop. From there, walk 500 m to the reserve. For current bus lines and timetables, see: [SL.se] (http://sl.se/en)

By car: Take E18 to the Trafikplats Bro junction. Turn onto Håtunavägen road (Route 269) and drive south to Ginnlögs väg road. At the roundabout, take Jurstagårdsvägen road and drive to Rösaringvägen road. Then, turn left onto Ådövägen road and drive towards Ormuddsvägen road.

In order to protect the Sundby nature reserve, please respect the following rules.

Within the reserve, it is forbidden to:

destroy or damage permanent natural structures or surfaces,
break branches, fell or in any other way damage living or dead trees and bushes or damage the vegetation in general by digging up plants, such as shrubs, herbaceous plants, mosses or lichens,
disturb wildlife (e.g. by being close to bird nests),
bring dogs that are not on a leash,
park a motorhome or caravan,
camp for more than two consecutive nights,
make a fire,
discharge wastewater or other solid or liquid waste,
operate motorised vehicles outside of designated roads and trails,
park outside of designated parking areas,
ride horses outside of designated roads, trails and areas.