Store Mosse National Park

Store Mosse National Park is a protected area in Jönköping County that conserves extensive bog and wetland habitat in southern Sweden. It is noted as one of the largest bog complexes in southern Sweden.

A network of boardwalks and marked trails provides access across open bog and willow scrub, and multiple observation towers give elevated views over the wetland surface and birdlife. The park is used by hikers, birdwatchers and nature photographers seeking bog ecosystems and associated specialist plant and animal species.

The area was set aside for conservation to protect its raised bog habitat and the species that depend on it; protection has focused on limiting peat extraction and other disturbances while providing managed visitor access.

Located in the province of Småland within Jönköping County in southern Sweden, the park sits inland on low-lying moorland typical of the region. Local towns provide the nearest services and trailheads for park access.

• Ecological significance: The park protects one of the largest continuous raised bog complexes in southern Sweden and is important for bog flora and birdlife.
• Visitor tip: Boardwalk trails and observation towers allow access across sensitive wetland areas; bring waterproof footwear for adjacent trails in wet seasons.