Tandövala

The mountainous terrain of Tandövala features a mix of dense forests, open summit areas, and diverse plant communities across its protected landscape.

The Swedish authorities designated Tandövala as a nature reserve on September 15, 1983, to safeguard its ecological systems and mountain vegetation.

Local farmers maintain traditional practices at Södra Vardsätra farm within the reserve, producing goat milk and cheese during summer months.

Three access points serve visitors: one at Stensundet on the east side and two western entrances near Lill-Femtan and along the Bårbergsleden trail.

This reserve marks the southernmost point of the Swedish mountain range, hosting rare plant species like creeping heather at their geographic distribution limit.

Location: Malung-Sälen Municipality

Inception: September 15, 1983

Website: https://lansstyrelsen.se/dalarna/besoksmal/naturreservat/tandovala.html

GPS coordinates: 60.85066,13.16131

Latest update: March 4, 2025 08:23