Skäralid ravine · Söderåsen
The forest floor, read at one metre.
Every forest in the country, at metre grain, with its own surface for each species — chanterelle wants different ground from lingonberry. The best ground glows gold.
Sweden’s national laser scan
Slope, aspect and wetness worked out from Lantmäteriet’s one-metre LiDAR. The gold threads are damp north-facing ground under canopy — the shape a flush follows, and the ground you walk to.
The sources and the thresholdsYour own ground
Your secret spots, each one forecast on its own.
Save the hollow you would never name out loud and it stops being a place on a map: it gets its own live read, its own best day in the next ten, and a word from your phone the week it wakes up. Lock one and the coordinate cannot travel: share a find and what leaves is a species, a season and a province.
How a locked spot works
Monday 09:12
Linny
Klåveröd, west ridge is moving.
Kantarell — best day looks like Thursday.
What it costs
The map is free. Pay to have it watch your ground.
Free
0 kr
- The whole country at one metre, every species
- Ten days ahead, anywhere you point it
- Save as many spots as you like, shown on the public map
- One locked spot — private, and private for good
Membership
449 krper season
or 59 kr for a weekend
- A live read and a best-day-in-ten on every spot you keep
- A word the week one of them starts moving
- Every spot locked, as many as you want
- The journal, the season recap and the year ahead
- Moon, pressure and the real lightning layer
Deeper in
The science
See the ground at one metre
The national laser scan, the two moisture clocks, and the published thresholds each species runs on.
The collection
Keep your spots watched
How a locked spot works, and what three finds across two seasons earns you.
The lore
Discover the lore layer
Moon, pressure, and the real SMHI lightning that fell on your own forest.
Reading
Into the journal
Why the north slope goes first, and what Sweden lost when the berry forecast stopped.
