Håltebyns brandfält
A nature reserve created after an intense forest fire in 1994, on the high ground just west of Håltebyn. Of its 32 hectares, 22.5 are burnt land — a rare habitat where insects thrive in dead wood, attracting woodpeckers such as the lesser spotted, three-toed and grey-headed woodpecker. Part of the EU's Natura 2000 network.
Special reserve rules apply: no fires, no camping, dogs on a lead, and nothing may be picked. Parking is at the turning area in the neighbouring Fjornshöjden reserve; the road may sometimes be closed by a barrier.