Eslöv
Borstbäcken flows down through the tree-covered ravine on the slope north of Vombsjön. Not many people may know about this place, but for moisture-loving fungi and mosses it is an Eldorado. There are so many rare and endangered species here that we do not h…
The flower-rich sandy slopes of Flyinge meadows spread out south of Flyinge. As we approach Kävlingeån in the far south, the land turns into damp meadows instead. This is where the local farmers have cut their hay and grazed their animals for hundreds of ye…
In the plains outside Eslöv rises Bosarps jär - a pebble ridge formed by the meltwater of the inland ice. The ridge is a so-called goat ridge with a narrow crest and steep sides that today are covered by deciduous forest. On the road to Hemmingsberga there…
Here in Abullahagen, the animals graze today just as they have done for many hundreds of years. The pastures hide the graves of people who lived here in the Iron Age. The small lake Långakärr attracts many birds. Its location close to urban areas makes the…
In the south-western part of Eslöv is the municipal nature reserve Eslövs allmänning. Here, in the deciduous forest, you can see many stones and boulders that were transported here during the Ice Age. Many bird species thrive in the forest and insects such…
In Billingemölla there is a rest area with a fireplace, nicely located next to Rönne å. It is for both those who come on foot and those in canoes. Next to the old ruins of the water mill, you can enjoy the silence and stillness of the sparsely visited area.…
