Svartedalens natur- och friluftsområde

The Svartedalen reserve extends across multiple municipalities, featuring extensive coniferous forests, numerous lakes, and diverse rock formations throughout the protected area.

The Swedish government officially designated Svartedalen as a protected nature reserve on March 15, 1982, establishing guidelines for conservation and public access.

Traditional Nordic activities such as mushroom gathering, berry picking, and fishing continue within the reserve, maintaining connections to regional customs.

Four marked hiking trails ranging from 2.5 to 7 kilometers start from the cabin at eastern Ålevattnet, with designated picnic spots and fireplaces along the routes.

The reserve contains multiple lakes suitable for swimming and canoeing, while the Bohusleden trail crosses through the area from north to south.

Location: Kungälv Municipality

Location: Lilla Edet Municipality

Location: Stenungsund Municipality

Inception: March 15, 1982

GPS coordinates: 58.00226,12.02181

Latest update: March 3, 2025 16:54