Judarskogen

The reserve extends over 94 hectares and contains Lake Judarn, wetlands, open meadows, mixed forests, and numerous walking trails throughout its territory.

Established as a nature park in the early 1900s, the area received official nature reserve status in 1995 and Urban Quiet Park designation in 2022.

The reserve takes its name from Lake Judarn, derived from the word 'luda', which refers to the sounds produced in the surrounding environment.

Multiple walking paths connect different sections of the reserve, with informative signs explaining geological formations from the Last Glacial Period.

The reserve houses all amphibian species found in Stockholm, including the larger newt, which displays specific mating patterns during breeding season.

GPS coordinates: 59.33680,17.91513

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:14