Ingbokällorna, naturreservat

The crystal clear springs at Ingbo Mill have an enchanting blue-green color that varies depending on the season and the light. The bottom is covered with silty sand, and if you look closely, especially in the light areas, you can see water bubbling up from the bottom of the springs.

The first spring is reached by a wide walkway adapted for wheelchair users. If you continue further into the forest, to the other springs, the path is narrower and more uneven.

The only original building left at the Ingbo mill site is the miller's cottage. But there is also a reconstruction of the old slate mill. The mill is powered by the water from the springs and is used to grind flour for sale. Click on the link below to read more about Ingbokällorna.

Services: Parking, accessible dry toilet at the parking lot, accessible path.

Manager: Heby municipality