Bergön luontopolku

The Bergö nature trail meanders around the Bergö-Ramsö nature reserve, a diverse and scenic nature destination in the Espoo archipelago. The area includes old forests on rocky terrain as well as old spruce-dominated heath forests between them. In addition, the area has some rocky mires and bogs and barren spruce-pine mires. To reach the nature trail, you go past the Ramsösund nature reserve and, on Bergöntie road, for example, you can admire a magnificent black alder swamp. There used to be a sound between Bergö and Ramsö, which has been closed by land uplift due to post-glacial rebound. The vegetation zones from sea to land can be seen well in the Ramsösund nature reserve, whose flora includes both saltwater and freshwater coastal species.

Approximately 2.5 km in length, the nature trail runs east of Bergöntie for about 1.1 km and west of Bergöntie for 1.4 km. Along the nature trail, you will find a few information boards presenting the nature of the area. On the west side of Bergöntie road is the Bergö birdwatching tower, where you can admire the sea view and the birds of the archipelago. The nature trail is challenging in parts due to high elevation differences.

There are a few parking spaces at the intersection of Bergöntie and Suvisaaristontie. There is a larger parking area along Bergöntie.

Length: 2.5 km Difficulty: partly challenging

The nearest bus stop is Bergö, from where it is about 300 metres along Bergöntie road to the parking area and the beginning of the nature trail.