Getting here

N 6351304,46, E 435485,47

The north-south main line to Alvesta. Change to the east-west Kalmar-Värnamo-Gothenburg line, which goes straight through the National Park. Disembarking at Värnamo or Gnosjö and continue with bus.

Bus 242 between Värnamo and Gnosjö, stops at the main entrance at bus stop "Store Mosse Nationalpark". (For more bus information, call +46 (0)771-444 333.

• The local bus traffic's website

The trails in the National Park are also open for cyclists, but please give way to hikers. 

The bike path between Värnamo and Hillerstorp is shown on the map on the homepage of Store Mosse national park, marked as "Store Mosseleden".

• Cycle path from Värnamo to Store Mosse

 It is possible to cycle all the way from Värnamo to Hillerstorp without using road 151. The path goes along a smaller road trafficed by cars from Värmano to Häding by, and from there to naturum there is a cycling path.

From Hillerstorp, there are signs showing the cycling path to Store Mosse through Kävsjö. From Kävsjö, the path goes along the "Kävsjön runt" trail, in the direction of naturum. You arrive at the main parkinglot (right outside naturum). 

During period 8th July until 18th August 2024

Daily from the Parking at the railway crossing opposite of Haga Inn in the centre of Hillerstorp to the parking close to the naturum Store Mosse Nationalpark.

Bookable times to Naturum: 10.00, 10.20, 10.40, 11.00, 11.20, 11.40, 12.00, 12.20, 13.00, 13.20

Bookable times to Hillerstorp: 13.10, 13.30, 13.50, 14.10, 14.30, 14.50, 15.10, 15.30, 15.50, 16.10

Return ticket = SEK 60:- or 6 €  per person, One way = SEK 40:- or 4 € per person

Cash in SEK or Euro & bank payment (ask for accountdetails on info@vandramedandre.se)

Bookable until 8 am the same day as the trip. Should you need another time, please contact us on info@vandramedandre.se, Thank you.

From E4 south: exit 85. From E4  north: exit 87. From road 26, exit towards Gnosjö, Värnamo at Hestra. The National Park’s other entrances are easy to reach from all directions. Roads in the park are open to the public.