Brinkbäckens naturreservat.
Foto: Länsstyrelsen Stockholm

Brinkbäcken

Naturreservat

Fylke: Stockholms län
6752.31 km fra deg

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Nåværende

The County Administrative Board advises visitors against entering the nature reserve. Trees in this nature reserve have been affected by spruce bark beetles. Dead trees can fall suddenly and without warning. Due to the risk of accidents, the trail is closed until further notice and will not be maintained.

Beskrivelse

The reserve encompasses old mixed forest with high biodiversity and brown trout spawn in the tributaries of the Kagghamraån river.

Within the reserve, there is a steep ravine that perfectly demonstrates how a typical ravine is formed. The V-shaped incision in the landscape makes it easy to visualise how the creek slowly eroded away the bedrock to form the ravine. This is most clearly visible from Tegelvreten, but it's almost impossible to get down into the ravine. The largest natural waterfall in Botkyrka municipality can be found here and the bridge over the waterfall offers an excellent view into the ravine.

Aktiviteter og fasiliteter

Protected since: 1993, extended in 2016

Size: 54 hectares

Character: coniferous forest, mixed forest and watercourses

Municipality: Botkyrka

Owner: private

Manager: County Administrative Board

Form of protection: nature reserve

**Other : Natura 2000 area Brinkbäcken SE0110163

The Brinkbäcken nature reserve is located in Södertörn, just west of Kagghamrafjärden.

There is no designated visitor parking here.

By bus: Kagghamra is the closest bus stop. From here, it's about a 1 km walk to the reserve. For current information on public transit, see SL.se

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

Within the reserve, it is forbidden to:

dig, cut, drill, carve, paint or in another other way damage rock, soil or stone,
fell or damage living or dead trees or bushes,
damage vegetation by digging up plants or removing mosses, lichens or fungi growing on wood,
operate motorised vehicles anywhere outside of existing forest roads,
bring unleashed dogs or other unleashed pets,
camp for more than two consecutive nights in the same place,
fish.

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