Rinnebäcksravinen

The
Rinnebäcksravinen is a remnant from historic grazing practices. The valley was
used for a long time as a drove road to bring grazing animals to and from the
pastures, and grazing has left its mark on the flora. The area is still grazed
today, maintaining the species composition of plants such as meadow saxifrage,
dwarf thistle, and spiny restharrow. The shrubs and trees are also typical of
historic pastures, with scattered specimens of crab apple, wild cherry,
hawthorn, and oak. This vegetation, in turn favours birds such as common
whitethroat and linnet. Parts of the site are dominated by nutrient-rich flora
including false oat grass, cock’s foot, common mouse-ear, and white clover.

The area is
also of geological interest. Down in the ravine, clay-rich moraine is exposed
and kept visible by natural erosion - this is one of the few areas in Southwestern
Skåne where this type of material is naturally exposed.

The nearest
bus stops are Ministervägen and Excellensen.

The nearest bus stops are Ministervägen and Excellensen. On Skånetrafiken's website or app you can search for a suitable route.

Within the area, special rules and restrictions apply to the right of public access.

For example, it is forbidden to

• have a dog unleashed
• make fires
• camping
• cycling
• ride a horse

**In addition to regulations and prohibitions in other laws and regulations, it is forbidden to

1. dig or otherwise damage solid natural objects or surface formations.
2. picking or digging up plants
3. deliberately disturbing wildlife including grazing animals
4. riding horses
5. riding a bicycle
6. making fires
7. camping
8. driving a motorized vehicle
9. bring an unleashed dog
10. put up a blackboard, poster, sign, poster, inscription, signpost or similar - information signs, reserve signs and boundary markers are excluded.