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Dalby Söderskog, Nationalpark
- National Park
- County: Skåne län
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Description
Dalby Söderskog National Park was established in 1918 to preserve what was then described as a southern Swedish deciduous forest.
The national park is at its most beautiful in spring. A concert of birdsong and carpets of wood anemones, yellow anemones and hollow nunwort greet the walker when spring arrives in April. The time when the leaves of the trees are not yet shaded has the richest flowering. Wonderful is short, when the trees are green, the flowering is over and forest bells take over on the ground.
Sweden's smallest national park is worth a visit even in the dense greenery of summer. In the dim light under the treetops, you will find peace and quiet in the middle of the Scanian plains. In winter, the barren tree landscape appears as a graphic image in white, gray and black.
Activities And Facilities
- National Park
Facts
Formed: 1918
Size: 37 hectares
Municipality: Lund
Administrator: County Administrative Board of Skåne
Type of protection: National park
Parking
There is a larger parking lot in the southern part of the national park - you can reach it most easily if you follow signs towards Dalby Söderskog from Norrevångsvägen.
Directions
Dalby hage with the national park Dalby Söderskog and the reserve Dalby Norreskog is located one mile east of Lund on the outskirts of Dalby. The parking lot is located in the southern part of the national park and is reached via an exit from road 102 between Lund and Dalby. It is possible to cycle to the national park from Lund on a cycle path or via Hardeberga. The nearest bus stop is Dalby Söderskog at the parking lot. It is also possible to reach the park from Dalby bus station, from where it is a walk of 1.5 km to the national park. See Skånetrafikens website below for timetables. You can also reach the national park from the Skrylle area via Skryllestigen (3.5 km, red marking). It starts from Skryllegården, bus stop Skrylle-gården.
Regulations
Special rules apply within the national park. Here are the most important rules for visitors to the national park. Full regulations can be found on a separate sign at each entrance.
- Riding, cycling or driving a motorized vehicle is prohibited
- It is not allowed to make fires or camp
- Dogs must be kept on a leash
- You may not break branches or otherwise damage living or dead trees
- Picking flowers, woodland fungi or collecting insects is prohibited
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en väldigt vacker park men det tar inte så lång tid att ta sig runt. väl värt ett besök! härligt för barn med många möjligheter till klättring i naturen.
En fantastisk liten plats som är mycket väl värt ett besök. Lätt att hitta till och lätt att gå runt. På en del sträckor går det att ta sig runt med rullator eller barnvagn. Mitt hittills enda besök kombinerades med ett besök på Söderåsen.