Jättaberget, Nature reserve

Jättaberget is a height that slopes steeply towards the surroundings. The old, beech-dominated deciduous forest in the area is the remains of larger deciduous forests by Lake Unnen. By allowing the beech forest to grow and develop freely, it is believed that the area’s natural values will increase in the future. It is also important to preserve the forest for the landscape by the lake. In Jättaberget, there are many dead trees, both lying, standing, and high stumps. Rare lichens such as lungwort lichen grow on several rough beech trees, indicating that the area has been untouched for a long time. Between Jättaberget and Ropareudden, a coniferous forest grows that will gradually be replaced by beech or other deciduous forest. In the area, there is, among other things, a large triangular cairn and several clearance cairns in connection with small fields that were abandoned at the beginning of the 20th century.

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