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Utsikten från toppen av Blacksås mot öster.
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I Blacksås är naturen dramatisk med klippor och branta stup.
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Myrmark med gammelskog.
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Blacksås, Naturreservat
- Naturreservat
- Landsdel: Gävleborgs län
Handlinger
Beskrivelse
Blacksås has long been known as a fabled viewing mountain with a dramatic cliff to the east. In the area you can hike on one of the many trails. From the new wind shelter at the top of the mountain, you have a fantastic view of the landscape all the way to the Bothnian Sea. From the top of the mountain Blacksås you have a fantastic view of the landscape, all the way out to the coast. Blacksås has long been known as a fabled viewing mountain with a dramatic slope to the east. Here you will encounter both a southern forest with linden and maple, and a late-growing coniferous forest that almost resembles mountain forest.
Rocky outcrops and miles of views
The mountain Blacksås rises a full 457 meters above sea level, and 270 meters above the surface of the adjacent Blacksåstjärn in Hudiksvall municipality. The dramatic escarpment to the east is one of the county's highest precipices, with partly vertical walls. Below these is a primeval forest, and large boulder fields where some blocks are as big as houses.
Climbing the mountain from the east involves a fairly demanding climb of 1.5 kilometers. An alternative is to go to Oppsjöskogens nature reserve on the flatter west side of the mountain and from there follow Sjuvallsleden up the mountain. A hike of 1.6 kilometers. From the new wind shelter at the top, you have a fantastic view of the nearby Blacksåsvallen pasture, and all the way to the sea in the east.
Varied forest
The forest at Blacksås consists of a strange mix of different forest types. On the plateau, the late-growing coniferous forest most closely resembles a mountain forest. On the slopes, instead, there is a leafy, primeval spruce forest, including lime and maple, reminiscent of environments in southern Sweden.
It is in the slopes and their surroundings that the reserve's greatest biological values are found. The rugged terrain in the ravines has protected the forest from human impact, giving it a primeval forest character.
Important habitat for woodpeckers
In some parts there are plenty of older aspens, which provide an important habitat for woodpeckers. Both the Three-toed Woodpecker and the Gray Woodpecker have been seen here. Other species that have been found in the area are violet-grey thorn lichen, jelly lichen, large aspen tick and capercaillie.
Aktiviteter og faciliteter
- Naturreservat
Fakta
Year of protection: 2006, extended in 2015 Area: 223 hectares Municipality: Hudiksvall Owner: Private and state Administrator: County Administrative Board of Gävleborg Character: Forest and mountain
Rutevejledning
From Hudiksvall: Take road 84 west towards Ljusdal. At Hillsta, Sörhoga, turn off towards Näsviken, but then keep right so you go over road 84 and drive south. In Nansta, drive towards Storberget and Blaxås kaffestuga. After about 7 kilometers, turn towards Blaxås and Käxbo. Then follow the signs for the nature reserve (after another 6 kilometers). From Söderhamn: Take the E4 north to Njutånger, where you turn left towards Nianfors. After about 14 kilometers, turn right towards Blacksås. Then follow the signs to the nature reserve (after another 5 kilometers).For directions to the western parking lot, see Oppsjöskogens nature reserve.
Regler
Special rules apply in the nature reserve. It is not allowed to:
- drive a motorized vehicle other than on roads open to public motor traffic.
- take firewood
- make fires. Exceptions apply to burning firewood in the fireplaces at the seating area and at the windbreak
- damaging, picking or collecting plants, animals (including insects), fungi and lichens. However, picking berries, mushrooms and flowers for personal use is allowed
- climbing trees, staying near a bird of prey's nest, lair or pot, or otherwise deliberately damaging or disturbing wildlife, with the exception of hunting that may be carried out in the reserve
- break branches, fell or otherwise damage living or dead trees and shrubs, or do other damage to living or dead trees and plants
- bring an unleashed dog or other unleashed pet. Exceptions apply to dogs when hunting in the reserve
- damage solid objects or surface formations, such as moving or removing stones
- riding or cycling in the terrain
- use recorded sound in a disturbing way, or use it to attract birds or other animals
- rock climbing without the permission of the County Administrative Board
- without the permission of the County Administrative Board, put up a board, poster, poster, sign or make an inscription
For full regulations, see the reserve decision.
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