Lakes and Wetlands

Explore the diverse aquatic environments of the Jönköping region, ranging from the vast peatlands of Dumme mosse to the deep, clear waters of Lake Ören. This selection includes significant nature reserves like Prästeryds mosse and industrial heritage sites along the Röttleån river. These sites represent the region's complex hydrography, featuring critical habitats for arctic char and diverse birdlife within the Motala ström and Huskvarnaån drainage basins.

Bommagölen

Small lake located within the Motala ström main catchment area.

Dumme mosse

One of the county's largest bog complexes, featuring extensive boardwalk trails through diverse wetland habitats and stunted pine forests.

Axamosjön

Freshwater lake featuring sandy beaches and clear water, located adjacent to the Axamo recreational area.

Ören

Deep, oligotrophic lake known for its high water quality and as a habitat for the rare arctic char.

Tenhultssjön

Regional lake used for fishing and swimming, situated south of the Tenhult urban area.

Stora Nätaren

Part of the Huskvarnaån water system, this lake is a notable site for zander fishing and birdwatching.

Storsjön

A lake within the Huskvarnaån catchment area, located near the village of Öggestorp.

Prästeryds mosse

Nature reserve comprising a large raised bog characterized by traditional wetland flora and open peat landscapes.

Röttleån

Scenic waterway flowing through a deep ravine into Lake Vättern, historically used to power the industrial mills of Röttle village.

Klerebodammen

Reservoir and dam area located within the Klerebo nature reserve, north of Bankeryd.