The area consists of a mountain that rises about 200 m above the river plateau. Nature reserve with many different plants and animals. The area has Dalarna’s biggest Bronze Age graves and largest cave.
Pine, spruce, birch, rowan and aspen grow here. As the forest is very varied, many different plants and animals thrive here. Wood fungi benefit from a good supply of dead wood.
At the top are two burial mounds, the largest over ten meters in diameter. The mountain was formerly an important care mountain and has a rich flora typical of southern growth mountains. Several species of birds, such as the peregrine falcon, nest on the slope. Visitors can use a shed with tables and benches.
The gravel road to the car park is prepared and clearly signposted. Outdoor life is common, and Djurmo Klack is a popular vantage point with shelter from the wind and fireplace. A path leads from the forest road up to the top, but climbing is prohibited at certain times.
Pine, spruce, birch, rowan and aspen grow here. As the forest is very varied, many different plants and animals thrive here. Wood fungi benefit from a good supply of dead wood.
At the top are two burial mounds, the largest over ten meters in diameter. The mountain was formerly an important care mountain and has a rich flora typical of southern growth mountains. Several species of birds, such as the peregrine falcon, nest on the slope. Visitors can use a shed with tables and benches.
The gravel road to the car park is prepared and clearly signposted. Outdoor life is common, and Djurmo Klack is a popular vantage point with shelter from the wind and fireplace. A path leads from the forest road up to the top, but climbing is prohibited at certain times.
