Gamla lågor finns det gott om i Skogstorp. Här trivs många ovanliga arter.
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Upplev riktig sagoskog.
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Den ovanliga gröna sköldmossan upptäcker du bäst med hjälp av en lupp, den är nämligen pytteliten.
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Skogstorp

Nature reserve

County: Stockholms län
6817.15 km away from you

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Description

In the Forest Storp Nature Reserve you will experience deep, dark, damp fairy tale forests and really old pine trees on pour. The area is rich in old trees, dead wood, fungi, lavas and mosses. Here you have great opportunities to see wild and maybe even giants. The forest is protected for its high natural values. There are several red-listed and unusual species, such as green shield moss, persistent moss, pine sticks, woolticka, yarn lava and catfoot slave. The species suggest that the forest has existed and had to develop for a long time. Skogstorp, together with the nearby reserves Stora Alsjön, Stora Envättern and Vattgruvsmosen, forms a comprehensive value core of protected forest areas.

So far, there are no devices for outdoor life in Foreststorp. Here you can experience real wilderness and discover the area on your own. Most of the terrain is easily wandered.

It is also part of the European network Natura 2000.

Activities And Facilities

Protected since 2015

Size:** 49 hectares

** Character:** Forest, mixed forest, wetland

Commune: Southern Italy

Mark owners: private

Administrator: County Administrative Board

Protection form: nature reserve

Other: Natura 2000 area Skogstorp SE 0110334

The reserve is located about 2 kilometres east of Gnesta in the southwest part of Södertälje municipality. You reach the reserve by parking the car at a turning plan in Simonsdal. From there you can follow a path into the reserve, about 100 m. So far there are no prepared trails in the reserve.

To protect the Forest Storp nature reserves, there are rules you must follow.

In the reserve, it is prohibited to:

drill, hack, blast, carve, dig, paint or somehow harm mountains, earth or stone
trap or otherwise damage living or dead trees and shrubs
dig up plants such as rice, herbs, grass, mosses or lichens or remove recurring fungi Performing motor vehicles Ten more than two days in the same place.

It is allowed to pick flowers, berries and fungus.