Telegrafberget naturreservat

With its 137 hectares, Telegrafberget will be Tyresö's third largest reserve, after Tyresta and Alby. Visitors can walk along a path from Trinntorp, via the 85 meter high mountain top all the way down to Ällmora swamp and then continue south towards Dyvik's fine natural areas.

The reserve consists of mountains, woodlands, wetlands, meadows and lakes. There is something to discover for everyone. In the north there are more dramatic views with mountains and predominantly rocky pine forest with elements of spruce and deciduous trees in ravines and valleys. Further south you will find more deciduous forest and the area around Lake Ällmora träsk is very hilly and has untouched areas with very fine rocky ground flora. The Telegrafberg area borders the Klövberget nature reserve in the south.

The wildlife in the area is also fascinating, several of Sweden's red-listed species are found in the nature reserve, including the white-tailed eagle, which is occasionally seen in the area, the common crow and Europe's smallest woodpecker, the so-called lesser spotted woodpecker, which is about the size of a house sparrow.

There is a lot to see in the area with opportunities for hiking, lookout towers, mushroom and berry picking, running and orienteering. There is a small playground at Ällmoraängen and local midsummer celebrations are held in the meadow.