Tangeråsen Nature Reserve

The Tangeråsen Nature Reserve contains a 200-year-old coniferous forest with many rare plants and animals. There is also a 2km hiking trail.

In the Tangerås Nature Reserve there is a 2km long hiking trail. The hiking trail is marked with orange markings and there are many information signs after the trail. Sometimes the path is not maintained so please be careful. At the end of the path you end up at the Tangerå woodland lake. The directions will take you to the start of the hiking trail. Within the reserve, it is not allowed to: - drive a motor vehicle in the terrain. Driving may be done in connection with rescue operations. Exceptions also apply to the performance of snowmobiles on marked trails on snow-covered ground. - disturb or injure wildlife, for example, by climbing a botanical tree or consciously staying closer to a bird of prey, lair or pot than 100 m - damage growing or dead - standing or fallen - trees and shrubs, digging up or picking flowers, mosses, lichen and wood fungi.