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En stig går utmed strandlinjen i Getholmens naturreservat.
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Svanfamilj i Getholmens naturreservat.
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Utsikt från Getholmens naturreservat
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Getholmen
Nature reserve
- County: Stockholms län
- 6816.07 km away from you
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Description
Welcome to walk in the nature reserve on the wooded peninsula Getholmen. A well-trodden path takes you around the reserve. Here you can enjoy swimming and sea views.
The central part of Getholmen is hilly with many boulders. It rises 10 meters above sea level. At the highest point of the area there is an old fort, probably built in the early 1900s, at the same time as the Siarö Fort at Furusundsleden. At that time, the forest was probably not as dense, but there was a good view of the water and maritime traffic.
Activities And Facilities
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Nature reserve
Facts
Protected since: 2018
Size: 9.8 hectares of which 6.8 hectares are land
Character: archipelago, coniferous and mixed forest
Municipality: Österåker
Landowners: private, state
Manager: County Administrative Board
Type of protection: nature reserve
Directions
By car from E18 take road 276 and Grönborgsvägen to Östanå ferry terminal. From there take the road ferry to Ljusterö (5 min). The reserve is then located on the northeastern part of Ljusterö, east of Svedlandet. From Lagnövägen, the reserve is reached on foot via a private road, Getholmsvägen, which runs through an old summer cottage area. The last part consists of a path out onto the peninsula.
The nearest bus stop is Lindängskroken along the 626 bus route between Danderyd Hospital and Ljusterö. The bus stop is located on Lagnövägen, about 900 m walk from Getholmens nature reserve. Search journey on SL, Storstockholms lokaltrafik
Getholmens nature reserve can also be reached from the lake side. There is no jetty, but on the north and east sides there are opportunities to go ashore by boat against the rock.
Regulations
To protect the Getholmen nature reserve, there are rules you must follow. In the reserve it is forbidden to:
- dig, hack, drill or otherwise damage rock, soil or stone
- cut down or damage living or dead trees or bushes
- damaging vegetation by digging up plants such as reeds and herbs or removing mosses, lichens or woody fungi
- camping for more than two consecutive days
- mooring a boat in the same place for more than two consecutive days
- mooring a boat.
Contact
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Länsstyrelsen i Stockholm
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