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I Hundsjön finns den ovanliga svedjenävan.
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Brandfält i Hundsjöns naturreservat.
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Askfjäril på brandfältet i Hundsjöns naturreservat.
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Circular trail Hundsjön
Hiking
- County: Stockholms län
- 6829.89 km away from you
Trail details
- Length 4.1 km
Actions
Currently
Please note that some parts of the hiking trail may be underwater and difficult to pass.
Description
The waymarked circular trail lets you explore much of the reserve, including an area that burned in the summer of 2023. With a bit of luck, you may spot the very rare and pyrophilic Geranicum bohemicum here.
In the small Hundsjön lake, both yellow and white water lilies grow.
You can follow the hiking trail for a full loop through the reserve, or walk from one bus stop to another.
Activities And Facilities
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Hiking
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Circular trail
Accessibility
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Near Public Transport
Facts
Protected since: 2017
Area: 72.7 hectares of which 70.3 hectares are land
Character: coniferous forest, swamp forest and lake
Municipality: Norrtälje
Landowner: private and state
Managing Authority: Stockholm County Administrative Board
Protection type: nature reserve
Directions
Visitors reach Hundsjön Nature Reserve from two locations on Lännavägen Norrtälje:
- At Gustavslund there is a road barrier from where you can walk on a forest road about 500 meters to the northwestern border of the reserve where the hiking trail begins. Bus stop Ensamma gården (Norrtälje).
- From the southwest, at Nytorp/Addarsnäs, you can follow a small road that turns into the hiking trail. Bus stop Addarsnäs vägskäl.
Search for buses and time tables on SL, Greater Stockholm Public Transport. please note that some buses may need reservation in advance.
There is also a path from the northeast. Here, the road is closed for car traffic.
There is no designated parking next to the reserve.
Regulations
To protect the Hundsjön Nature Reserve, there are rules that you must follow. Within the reserve, it is prohibited to:
- drill, chip, blast, carve, dig, paint, or in any way damage rock, soil, or stone
- break branches, fell, or otherwise damage living or dead trees and shrubs
- damage vegetation by digging up plants or removing mosses, lichens, or wood-living fungi
- camp for more than two consecutive days.
Contact
Email address
Länsstyrelsen i Stockholm
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