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Taggbock.
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Ticka.
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Photo: Jörgen Nilsson
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Skåneled till Husarahagen.
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Parkering vid Skåneleden.
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Häckeberga – Husarahagen, nature reserve

Nature reserve

County: Skåne län
6808.75 km away from you

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Description

Häckeberga – Husarahagen is one of three areas within the Häckeberga Nature Conservation Area that has been made into a nature reserve. In Husarahagen you walk through a 300 year old beech woodland – the oldest beech woodland in the Häckeberga area. Section 15A of the Skåneleden Trail, Sturup – Dörröd passes along the northern border of the Reserve.

The area consists of old beech woodland with a good population of bats and is a popular destination for fungi enthusiasts.

Carl von Linnaeus wrote about Husarahagen when he visited the Häckeberga estate, to which the area belongs, in the summer of 1749: "Nature itself has created a masterpiece on this farm, which an artist could never have improved on”.

Activities And Facilities

Established: 2008

Size: 47 hectares

Municipality: Lund

Manager: County Administrative Board of Skåne

Type of protection: Nature reserve and Natura 2000

Walk, cycle, take public transport or drive here. Map and directions via Google maps or coordinates (WGS84).

**Within the area, special rules and restrictions apply to the right of public access.

For example, it is forbidden to:

keeping a dog unleashed
make fires
camping for longer than one night
setting up a caravan/mobile home

It is important to note that this is only a selection of the rules.

Full regulations for visitors

In addition to regulations and prohibitions in other laws and regulations, it is forbidden to:

affix any board, placard, poster, sign, inscription or similar device,
blasting, digging, drilling, painting or otherwise damaging stones, boulders, rocks or landforms
carry out any form of construction or set up objects foreign to the reserve,
use a radio, musical instrument or other sound system in a disruptive manner,
camping for longer than one night, setting up a caravan, camping car or similar,
make a fire other than in designated places,
catch insects.
drive vehicles other than on public roads,
organize training or competition activities,
bring an unleashed dog.