Rövarekulan

The reserve encompasses a diverse landscape of forests, wetlands, and rocky outcrops along the Bråån river, supporting 400 different species of vascular plants.

The stone bridge crossing Bråån river was constructed in 1870 by Otto Ramel from Löberöd Castle and remains a central feature of the reserve.

Memorial stones within the reserve mark King Oscar II's visit in 1836, while a rune stone emerged after the demolition of an outdoor dance floor.

The reserve provides visitors with maintained hiking trails, designated rest areas with fire pits, toilets, and parking facilities for convenient access.

The ravine's formation dates back 14,000 years when melting glaciers carved the landscape, creating conditions for rare orchids and thick-shelled river mussels.

GPS coordinates: 55.79473,13.49723

Latest update: March 6, 2025 06:43