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Följ gula markeringar genom reservatet.
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Stigen tar dig genom kuperad terräng i reservatets södra delar.
Photo: Länsstyrelsen Stockholm
The southern trail, Långviksträsk
Hiking
- County: Stockholms län
- 6862.71 km away from you
Trail details
- Length 3.1 km
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Description
This path leads from the visitor parking lot to the two fire pits in the northern part of the nature reserve. To the east, you reach the small commnity Långvik.
On this path, you hike through mature forests and along marshlands. You can hear woodpeckers as you walk through the pine forests, and in late summer, you can pick cloudberries growing along the bog's edge.
The landscape here is reminiscent of the wilderness areas of Northern Sweden. Visit the lookout point south of Långviksträsket, where you may sit down on a bench and enjoy the view over the peaceful lake.
Keep in mind that it can be wet in some places, so be sure to wear proper shoes.
Activities And Facilities
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Hiking
Facts
Protected since: 2009
Size: 313 hectares of which land 307 hectares.
Character: coniferous forest, lake and wetland
Municipality: Värmdö
Landowner: private, state
Manager: County Administrative Board
Form of protection : nature reserve
Other: Natura 2000 area Långviksträsk SE0110168
Directions
By public transit: Take a bus from the Slussen bus terminal. There are multiple bus stops around the nature reserve. The hiking trails are easiest to reach from the Vishamn and Fåruddsvägen bus stops. The bus stop Baldersnäs is on the western side of the reserve. For current information, see: SL.se
By car: Drive south along Ingarövägen road, continue onto Eknäsvägen road. Take the first exit in the roundabout towards Mörtviksvägen. Turn left at Klacknäsvägen road. After approximately 5.5 km, the reserve's small parking lot will be on the left (located in the southern part of the reserve).
Regulations
In order to protect the Långviksträsk nature reserve, please respect the following rules.
Within the reserve, it is forbidden to:
- dig, cut, blast, or in any other way damage rock, soil or stone,
- fell or damage living or dead trees or bushes or remove dead wood,
- dig up plants such as shrubs, herbs, grasses, mosses, or lichens or remove fungi growing on wood (it is permitted to pick flowers, berries and fungi),
- bring dogs that are not on a leash,
- make a fire outside of designated sites,
- camp for more than two consecutive nights,
- operate motorised vehicles off-road.
Contact
Email address
Länsstyrelsen i Stockholm
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