Länsstyrelsen i Hallands län
Guide till naturreservat i Hallands län
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Lilla Äskhult, Kulturreservat
- Kulturreservat
- Fylke: Hallands län
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Beskrivelse
The Lilla Äskhult cultural reserve with surrounding land is Halland's fourth cultural reserve. Together with the adjacent Äskhult cultural reserve (which for the sake of clarity will be called Stora Äskhult), it is also of national interest for cultural environment protection (KN 11).
Lilla Äskhult is a small agricultural property in the forest area of northern Halland with very old origins. The cultural-historical links between Lilla Äskhult and Stora Äskhult are strong. Both reserves are located on a drumlin. A drumlin is an elongated ridge-shaped moraine hill that was once formed during the ice sheet. Often there is a mountain core at the end from which the ice moved with the moraine slope as a "tail" behind it. The drumlin on which both environments are located has long been an attractive farming environment that was certainly already cultivated in prehistoric times. The links between Lilla and Stora Äskhult are not just geographical. Historically, there are very strong ties here. The names Lilla and Stora Äskhult reflect a close relationship in terms of settlement. Both units are found in the older land registers as independent tax units. Lilla and Stora Äskhult together formally constituted Äskhult village.
Different character of parts of the reserve
The cultural-historical content of the Lilla Äskhult property is different from that of the adjacent Äskhult cultural reserve. Lilla Äskhult's settlement is located on the rocky hillside on the drumlin's "buttress side", while the eastern part is part of the long-used agricultural landscape on the crest of the drumlin ridge. This means that the property partly has a small broken younger character but it is also part of the long-used drumlin environment that characterizes Stora Äskhult. The buildings and the immediate surrounding field have an older, agrarian character and can be said to reflect a fairly typical environment from around the turn of the century 1900. The timbered flax sauna is a very well-preserved example. Lilla Äskhult settlement and cultural landscape tell of the time following the 19th century agrarian revolution, while Stora Äskhult tells of the time before.
Accessibility in the reserve
The reserve is not yet accessible with paths, but it is still possible to move around the area. The landscape in the wooded pastures is both dramatic and varied. At the lake you will be able to both camp and swim when the path there is in order.
Aktiviteter og fasiliteter
- Kulturreservat
Fakta
Dominant cultural environment: Cultural landscape with early 20th century character
Municipality: Kungsbacka
Area: 33.7 hectares of which water 4.3 hectares
Protected since: 2024
Owner: West Coast Foundation
Trustees: West Coast Foundation
Veibeskrivelse
Äskhult is located in the eastern part of Kungsbacka municipality.By foot: Hallandsleden runs through the reserve.Public transport: Week 26-32 in the summer of 2020 you can reach Äskhult comfortably with the hemesterbus with daily trips from Kungsbacka. The bus runs all the way to the reserve parking lot. At other times, the stop is Axtorp, which is two kilometers south of the village itself.Car: Turn off the E6 south of Kungsbacka towards Tjolöholm and Fjärås. From here it is signposted towards Äskhult. A fee is charged to visitors to the village. GPS (WGS84): Lat N 57° 25' 31" Lon E 12° 16' 56" (parking lot south of the village).
Forskrifter
To protect the cultural reserve, the County Administrative Board has decided on special regulations, including those that you as a visitor to the area must follow and respect.
In addition to what applies under other legislation, it is forbidden to:
- drive a motorized vehicle other than on a road or park other than in a designated place.
- ride a bicycle other than on a road.
- have a caravan or motorhome parked in the reserve between 22-06.
- camp other than in a designated place and then for a maximum of two consecutive nights, see map 5.
- have a dog unleashed.
- make fires other than in designated places.
- damage living or dead trees, bushes and branches.
- damage, pick or collect plants, mosses, lichens or fungi other than individual specimens. However, picking edible mushrooms and berries is allowed
- put up a board, poster, sign, carving or make an inscription.
- organize camps, competitions or other events without the permission of the County Administrative Board.
- without the permission of the County Administrative Board, plant species alien to the area.
- without the permission of the County Administrative Board, carry out surveys that involve marking, collection, trapping or other impact on the natural environment. However, this permit requirement does not apply to the collection and killing of invertebrates if the collection is required for a reliable species identification to take place, it is done manually by picking, scooping or similar (i.e. not with traps) and it is done without damaging bark, wood or other substrates.
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