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Experience Skinnskatteberg 2019

Please take your time and browse through this years edition of Experience Skinnskatteberg Magazine. This year we are proud to be able to offer the magazine in English. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us! Phone number: +46 (0)222-51 57 40 or e-mail her at: upplev@skinnskatteberg.se

Please take your time and browse through this years edition of Experience Skinnskatteberg Magazine. This year we are proud to be able to offer the magazine in English. If you have any questions please feel free to contact us!
Phone number: +46 (0)222-51 57 40 or e-mail her at: upplev@skinnskatteberg.se

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Nature Reserve<br />

We have more than 15 nature reserves that are worth visiting in <strong>Skinnskatteberg</strong>.<br />

More info about all of our nature reserves are available www.lansstyrelsen.se/Vastmanland<br />

Otherwise, we suggest downloading their app Västmanlands Naturkarta.<br />

Matkullen<br />

North of Baggbron (access<br />

also from road 233 in<br />

Baggå) and follow the<br />

orange trail blazes to<br />

Västmanlands highest<br />

point, also part of Matkullen<br />

Nature Reserve. A view<br />

over Baggå valley awaits<br />

at the end of this trail.<br />

Vargberget<br />

At ‘Wolf Mountain’ there<br />

are old forests with ancient<br />

pines and knotty red-berried<br />

Rowan trees as well as<br />

aspens. The terrain is varied<br />

with heights and steep<br />

mountain slopes. Here<br />

and there, rock boulders<br />

and rock cliffs overlook the<br />

green moss. In summer<br />

or autumn it is easy to fill<br />

a basket with berries or<br />

mushrooms.<br />

Lappland<br />

The Lapland Nature Reserve<br />

is a mosaic of open<br />

marshes, barren pine fields<br />

and exposed mountain<br />

hills. The landscape and<br />

species are reminiscent<br />

of Norther Scandinavia,<br />

hence its name, and gives<br />

a sense of unspoiled<br />

wilderness.<br />

Råmyran<br />

Råmyran bog lies in a<br />

depression in the hills<br />

between Riddarhyttan and<br />

Baggå. There is a fresh<br />

water source here as well<br />

as an old growth, wetland<br />

forest. Ice age remnants<br />

can be found on this trail.<br />

A roughly 450 meter long<br />

narrow path leads up to<br />

Vargberget. At the top you<br />

can sit down for a snack or<br />

lunch and look out over the<br />

view. Finish with a dip in<br />

Örtjärn’s clear water. At the<br />

lake shore there is also a<br />

lean-to with barbecue area.<br />

Canoe Adventure<br />

Rent a canoe with any of the following local businesses:<br />

Wild Sweden, Kolarbyn EcoLodge, Pensionat Udden B&B<br />

in Baggbron or Liens Camping in Riddarhyttan.<br />

Beaver dams are a common sight and seeing beavers in<br />

their natural habitat is very likely at dawn and dusk.<br />

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