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Read more →Näsudden nature reserve
Näsudden nature reserve consists of a peninsula located in Stockholm's inner archipelago, surrounded by Täljöviken/Svinningeviken to the west and Tunafjärden to the northeast.
Here you'll find hills with a fantastic view, older coniferous forest, shore meadows and open hay meadows and pastures.
The area's varied landscape means that many different plants and animals thrive here. Here there are, among others, noble deciduous trees, the orchid Adam and Eve, grasshopper warbler, common whitethroat and common rosefinch. Here you can also see great cormorant and sea eagle.
Read more about Näsudden nature reserve on the County Administrative Board's website
Contact
- Autumn · Summer · Spring · Winter
Birds seen here
KråkaTalgoxeKoltrastRingduvaBlåmesSkataGräsandStorskrakeFiskmåsStörre hackspett
Observations within roughly 3 km of the site. Source: GBIF / Artportalen.
Good to know
- Established: 28 September 2010
- Area: 72.6 ha
Facilities
- Parkering
Getting here
Getting here
Svinninge gård · 1216 m away
No departures in the next few hours.
Distance as the crow flies
- Stockholmapprox 19 km
- Uppsalaapprox 55 km
- Norrtäljeapprox 40 km
As the crow flies — not driving distance.