The Bornsjön nature trail

Protected since:** 1995

Size: 4,615 hectares of which land 3,854 hectares

** Character:** Cultural landscape, cultural environment, mixed forest and lake

Commune: Salem, Botkyrka, Södertälje

Mark owner: Stockholm water Ab, Stockholm city, Botkyrka municipality, Sveaskog, Salhems parish

Administrator: Stockholm Water AB

Protection form: nature reserve

**Other ** Natura 2000 area Bornsjön SE0110114

Please note that the P locations in the reserve have limited parking time. Different time limits apply in different parking areas. It is important not to stand too long if you do not want to risk fines. Use the P-screen. Under the heading "Links" further down the page, you can download a map of the parking area.

You can get to the trail from the Bornsjön entrance and parking lot at Bergaholm.

By public transit: The closest bus stop is Bergaholmsvägen road, about a 3 km walk. Take bus 708 from the Hallunda subway station or the Rönninge commuter rail station to the Norsborgsvägen bus stop.

See current information about public transit at: [sl.se] (http://sl.se/en)

By car: Take the E4/E20 from Stockholm towards Södertälje and take the exit at Tumba/Alby. Drive on Salemsvägen road north to Bergaholmsvägen road. The entrance and parking lot at East Bergaholm is on the right side.

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

Within the reserve, it is forbidden to:

1. destroy or damage permanent natural structures or surfaces by drilling, cutting, blasting, carving, painting or similar,
2. break branches, fell or in any other way damage living or dead trees and bushes, damage the vegetation in general by digging up shrubs, herbaceous plants, grasses, mosses or lichens,
3. operate motorised vehicles (including snow scooters) outside of designated roads,
4. deliberately disturb wildlife (e.g. by climbing nesting trees or rock in close proximity to dens, trapping and killing mammals, birds, reptiles and amphibians),
5. camp or park a caravan, motorhome or similar for more than two consecutive nights in the same place (note that this ban is not intended to restrict or complicate HVSS's educational activities; exceptions may be allowed after consultation with the nature conservation manager),
6. bicycle outside of designated roads, trails and areas,
7. rock climb with climbing rope, or similar activities,
8. arrange organised orienteering competitions or training activities, races or similar, without prior consultation with the nature conservation manager (note that large activities with 100+ participants, designated start/finish areas and parking require permission from the County Administrative Board),
9. conduct organised camp activities without prior consultation with the nature conservation manager,
10. organise rally competitions or similar without prior consultation with the nature conservation manager,
11. moor or anchor a boat for more than two consecutive nights in the same place,
12. put up a sign, message board, placard, poster or similar, with the exception of informational signs used for area management.

Please note that Lake Bornsjön and the surrounding area is a water protection area, which entails that access to the lake is forbidden according to area regulations (by decision of the County Administrative Board, 2006-11-28).