Dalby Söderskog National Park

The national park spans 0.36 square kilometers of broadleaf forest with limestone ground, supporting numerous tree species and spring flowers in southern Sweden.

The park received national protection status on July 5, 1918, transitioning from its previous role as a pasture area to a protected forest reserve.

The earth banks surrounding sections of the park suggest ancient settlement patterns, potentially indicating the presence of a historical fortification structure.

Multiple walking trails within the park allow visitors to explore the forest throughout the year, with the spring season offering the most colorful displays.

The geological composition of limestone and chalk creates specific soil conditions that support specialized plant communities within this small protected area.

Location: Lund Municipality

Inception: July 5, 1918

Part of: Dalby Norreskog

Website: http://sverigesnationalparker.se/Dalbysoderskog

GPS coordinates: 55.67500,13.33056

Latest update: May 27, 2025 11:19