Foto: Erik EngelroSafety and rules
It should be possible for everyone, including future generations, to visit, experience and enjoy Skuleskogen. Therefore, there are special regulations for visitors during their stay in the national park.
You are not allowed to:
- Build a fire anywhere except on specially designated places from May 1 to September 30. You may only burn wood you have brought or that is furnished.
- Pitch a tent anywhere except on specially designated places for a maximum of three nights in the same place from May 1 to September 30. Camping for more than three nights in the same place requires permission from the county administrative board.
- Operate a motor vehicle. However, snowmobiles may be operated on the sea ice within the national park in order to pass the coastal section concerned and to reach a fishing place on the sea ice.
- Operate jet-skis.
- Destroy or damage permanent natural objects or surface formations
- Fish in lakes, tarns and watercourses.
- Climb trees containing nests, collect insects or otherwise consciously harm or disturb wildlife.
- Land aircraft.
- Bring a dog into the national park that is not on a leash.
- Ride horses without permission from the county administrative board.
- Bicycle anywhere except on the coastal path between the South and North Entrances.
- Dig up plants or pick mosses, lichen and wood-living fungi.
- Fell or in any other way damage living or dead trees and shrubs.
- Conduct scientific studies, competitions, camping or other major or recurring organised events without permission from the county administrative board.
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