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Experience Sweden’s Nature with Allemansrätten! Sweden’s vast forests, lakes, and rivers make it a paradise for outdoor lovers. Thanks to Allemansrätten, or The Right of Public Access, everyone can freely explore and enjoy nature—whether hiking, camping, or paddling. But with this freedom comes responsibility.

The 368-hectare Vedåsa nature reserve consists mostly of water environments, deciduous forests and pastures. Helge å, Agunnarydssjön and the northern part of lake Möckeln are included in the reserve. Vedåsa's water areas are of great importance for wildlife. The canoe trail as well as cycling and walking trails are showing you the amazing diverse forest with many different species of trees and a rich birdlife.

In Sweden we have a law known as Allemansrätten, Every Mans Right. This means that all of us have access to the land and the water of Sweden for camping, hiking and all other recreational activities.