The Snoghøjgård Park

The Snoghøjgård Park: Nature Area in Fredericia with Views of the Little Belt

In the beautiful natural area of the Snoghøjgård Park, varied landscapes meet coast, beach, and a fantastic view of the Little Belt.

Varied Nature and Great Walking Routes at the Entrance to Jutland

The Snoghøjgård Park is a hilly landscape where meadow and forest meet lake and sea. The trails offer unique views of the Little Belt and cozy green surroundings with grazing livestock all year round.

Several marked routes of varying lengths are available - it is also possible to take a walk up to the Old Little Belt Bridge. All routes start from the car park at the road Gl. Færgevej. Remember rubber boots at high tide if you choose the green path along the beach.

Free Camping in Fredericia

The Snoghøjgård Park also has a primitive campsite where you can pitch a tent. Overnight guests have access to toilets at Snoghøj Folk High School, located in the park.

The Snoghøjgård Park - Part of Nature Park Lillebælt

When visiting the Snoghøjgård Park, you are also in Nature Park Lillebælt, Denmark’s largest marine nature park, covering 370 km². The park has the strait as its core, surrounded by beautiful coastal landscapes, rich wildlife, and spectacular geology.

The Little Belt is home to a large population of porpoises - the world’s smallest whales. Keep an eye on the water - you might be lucky enough to spot one.

Where Nature Meets Performing Arts in Fredericia

As you walk through the Snoghøjgård Park, you may notice a yellow building with a tall spir - this is Snoghøj Folk High School, an architectural gem that has been a folk high school since 1913. First a fisheries school, then a gymnastics school for women, it is now focused on performing arts.

This area also has historical significance: from the Middle Ages until the opening of the first Old Little Belt Bridge in 1935, it was an important ferry crossing to Funen.

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