Nature reserve

Slätmossen-Borgberget

Nature reserve

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The County Administrative Board advises visitors to enter the nature reserve. Killing spruces can fall suddenly and without warning. Due to the risk of accidents, the path is turned off until further notice and will not be maintained.

This reserve has been subjected to extensive attacks by granbark drillers. Many spruces have died and eventually they will fall. Granbark drills attack live grenades and then leave the trees. The dead trees do not contain any granules. However, dead trees are important to many other animals, mosses and lichens, who live in the woods. In the reserve, the dead trees are left for the sake of biodiversity.

Description

Welcome to the Slätmossen-Borgberget nature reserve, which you can get to from the Sörmlandsleden trail. In Borgberget, you can follow a hiking trail up to the ruins of an ancient hillfort and enjoy the view.

The reserve encompasses a patchwork of coniferous forests and wetlands. The area is relatively unaffected by forestry, and the botanically inclined can find several endangered species of lichens here.

Get here by public transport

Activities And Facilities

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Facts

Protected since:** 2006

Size:** 178 hectares

** Character:** Forest, wetland, cultural environment

**Commune:**Newshamn

Mark Owners: State

Administrator: County Administrative Board

Protection form: nature reserve

Other: Natura 2000 area Slätmossen SE0110159, Borgberget SE0110303

Directions

By car: There is a parking lot north of the reserve, located at the entrance to the Sörmlandsleden trail (section 5:3), along Hemfosavägen road, 1 km west of Hemfosa.

By public transit: Take the commuter rail to Hemfosa commuter rail station and then walk 1.3 km east to the reserve parking lot. For current information about timetables, see: sl.se.

Regulations

In order to protect the Slätmossen-Borgberget nature reserve, please respect the following rules.

Within the reserve, it is forbidden to:

  1. drill, cut, blast, carve, dig, paint or in any other way damage rock, soil or stone,
  2. break branches, fell or in any other way damage living or dead trees and bushes,
  3. dig up plants such as shrubs, herbaceous plants, mosses or lichens, or remove fungi growing on wood,
  4. operate motorised vehicles.

Contact

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Länsstyrelsen i Stockholm

naturskotsel.stockholm@lansstyrelsen.se

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