Nature reserve

Hasselhorn

Nature reserve

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Trees in this nature reserve have been affected by spruce bark beetles. There are many dead standing spruces in the forest and along paths. The spruces may fall suddenly and without warning. Watch out and avoid visiting the nature reserve when it is windy.

Description

In the Hasselhorn nature reserve, you can walk beside huge boulders, through lush open groves and coniferous forests with tree trunks covered in moss. In the western part of the reserve, there are gigantic oak, ash, wych elm and linden trees around the Aspö cottage. In the eastern part of the reserve, you can follow a hiking trail along the shores of Lake Erken. Take a swim or a rest at one of the picnic areas.

Many rare species inhabit the reserve. Rare butterflies such as the white-letter hairstreak, as well as a number of rare fungi, lichens and grasses can be found here.

A license is required to fish in the lake. See [this website for details (in Swedish)] (https://www.fiskekort.se/norrtaljesf/).

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Directions

By public transit: Take the bus from Norrtälje to the Jersö vägskäl bus stop. From there, it's a 2 km walk to the entrance and parking lot and another 1.5 km to the hiking trail. For current information on public transit, see SL.se

For visitors travelling from Uppsala, take the bus from Knutby. More information on public transit can be found at UL.se

By car: From Route 76, turn west onto Erkenvägen road at Jersö vägskäl. You'll reach the reserve after about 2 km. There are multiple places to park along Erkenvägen road.

Arriving from the west? Take Route 280, Roslagsvägen road. Between Sättraby and Edsbro, take Kristineholmsvägen road to Erkenvägen road. Follow Erkenvägen road to the reserve.

Regulations

In order to protect the Hasselhorn nature reserve, please respect the following rules.

Within the reserve, it is forbidden to:

  1. dig, cut, drill or in any other way damage rock, soil or stone,
  2. fell or damage living or dead trees and bushes,
  3. damage vegetation by digging up plants or by removing mosses, lichens or fungi growing on wood,
  4. camp for more than two consecutive nights in the same place,
  5. park a vehicle for more than two consecutive nights in the same place,
  6. moor or drydock a boat or other watercraft for more than two consecutive nights in the same place,
  7. make a fire outside of designated sites.

It is permitted to pick flowers, berries and edible fungi growing on soil.

Contact

Email address

Länsstyrelsen i Stockholm

naturskotsel.stockholm@lansstyrelsen.se

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