Djupadal, Naturreservat

Djupadal is located on Ryssberget, near Näsum, right on the border with Blekinge. Here you are met by steep slopes with beech forest and many moss-covered boulders. On the Blekinge side is the much larger Skinsagylet nature reserve. There is a shared parking lot and a hiking trail that leads to a viewpoint with miles of views.
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Reserve on the border between Skåne and Blekinge

Djupadal-Skinsagylet is a nature reserve on the border between Skåne and Blekinge. The Skåne part of the reserve is called Djupadal and the Blekinge part Skinsagylet. The reserve is located on a southeastern slope on Ryssberget, which is now covered mainly by beech forest. Ryssberget is an ancient mountain ridge where there are clear traces of the inland ice. In parts of the nature reserve, the terrain is large boulders with moss-covered boulders.

Wild natural forest on the slope of Ryssberget

The slopes with deciduous forest have partly the character of natural forest, mainly in the steep parts where it has been left untouched long enough. In the parts of the area that have not been felled for a long time, some fine natural forest qualities have developed. There is plenty of dead wood here in the form of lying trunks, flames and standing stumps. This provides good conditions for wood-boring insects. The boulder-rich terrain, the untouched broadleaf trees on the slopes and the rocky outcrops together give a wild impression.

Outdoor life

On the Blekinge side of the county border, in Skinsagylets nature reserve Link to another website., there is parking and a 2.5 kilometer long hiking trail that leads to a viewpoint with miles of views. Remember to take your trash home.

In English

Welcome to Djupadal and Skinsagylet Nature Reserves

They are located on the border between Skåne and Blekinge Counties. The reserves are located on the northern side of the majestic Mount Ryssberget, characterized by extensive beech forest. A 2.5 kilometers long walking trail, through beautiful woodland to an outlook with mile-wide views, starts from the parking area. The beech forest is a valuable habitat for many plants and animals. Rare fungi and beetles thrive in the old tree trunks. Bird species that live in the forest include hawfinch, black woodpecker and green woodpecker.

Regulations

Within both nature reserves it is forbidden to:

• dig, bore, chisel, or in any other way destroy or damage fixed natural objects or surfaces,
• damage stone walls,
• deliberately disturb wildlife,
• bring dogs unless on a lead,
• camp or park caravans or campers,
• light fires other than in designated places,
• drive motor vehicles other than on designated roads,
• put up notice boards, placards, posters, sign or similar, or make inscriptions,
• damage living or dead standing or fallen trees or shrubs,
• use the area for competitions, exercises or camping activities

Within Skinsagylet Nature Reserve it is also forbidden to:

• ride horses or bicycles other than on designated roads or paths,
• use radios or similar in a disturbing manner.

Within Djupadal Nature Reserve it is also forbidden to:

• collect invertebrates, e.g. insects, beetles or butterflies, or pick mosses or lichens.