Gullunge

The Gullunge nature reserve is a fairy-tale forest full of rare fungi, mosses, lichens and insects that are specially adapted to the limestone soils and old conifers found here. Dead wood in various stages of decomposition provides habitat and food for many endangered species. The presence of specific plants, like bird's-nest orchid and wood sanicle, indicates that Gullunge is a relatively undisturbed forest. The rare three-toed woodpecker has also been observed here.

There is a 2 km hiking trail in Gullunge, perfect for mushroom and berry picking. A small detour from the path leads to the remnants of an ancient fort.

Warning for storm-damaged forests: In this area, trees may have blown down. Downed trees may lie across or hang over paths. Be extra careful in this area. Do not pass under leaning trees and do not climb on piles of fallen trees or among the roots of overturned trees—this can be dangerous. Please notify the County Administrative Board if you see trees lying across or hanging over paths.