Görväln

Görväln is a nature reserve stretching along the shores of Lake Mälaren, connecting different forest types across varied terrain. The area contains coniferous forests, rocky ground, deciduous woodlands, and several swimming areas along the water.

The reserve was established in 1995 and marked an important step in protecting Stockholm's natural landscape. This decision preserved a diverse ecosystem from further development and change.

Gåseborg, located within the reserve, represents early Swedish defensive structures that visitors can still explore today. This ancient fortress gives a sense of how people once used and protected the landscape in earlier times.

The reserve offers walking trails, skiing slopes, and swimming areas across different sections that are easily accessible. The best time to visit depends on the weather and season, as activities change throughout the year.

Hummelmora Mountain holds one of northern Stockholm's largest stone fields with distinct shingle beach ridges formed through natural geological processes. This rare landform developed over extended periods through natural forces.

Location: Järfälla Municipality

Inception: July 12, 1995

GPS coordinates: 59.42269,17.77799

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:41