Fageruddsåsen

Naturreservat
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Amt: Uppsala län

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The Fageruddsåsen nature reserve is a popular hiking area right by Lake Mälaren south of Enköping. From the top you can catch glimpses of the water sparkling 35 meters below. The ridge actually consists of two forested ridges with open meadows in between.

From the parking lot you can follow a trail of about 2 km. The hike goes up through the spruce forest that grows on the hillside. Once up on the highest ridge, the hike continues through the sparser pine forest on the ridge's crest, up to a rest area with a fireplace. The trail then continues down to a marina and from there back to the parking lot.

The trail in the reserve is also part of the 15 km long Bredsandslingan trail. You can continue walking north towards Bredsand and on to Gånstagården on the outskirts of Enköping.

Services: Parking, information boards, trails, barbecue area, guest harbor with kiosk are located next to the reserve. No plowing in winter.

Remember that special rules apply in nature reserves. Read more under the link below.

Vejrudsigt (kl. 12.00)

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Aktiviteter og faciliteter

Tilgængelighed

Manager: Fageruddsåsen is managed jointly by Enköping municipality and Upplandstiftelsen

You can take the regional bus to the Skogsbovägen stop. From the stop, it's a 200 m walk southeast along Kolarviksvägen and then right onto klubbholmsvägen to get to the reserve's parking lot. Timetables can be found at: www.ul.se

The nature reserve is located just south of Bredsand at Svinnegarnsviken, about 6 km south of Enköping.

By car: Drive south from Enköping towards Bredsand. Continue past Bredsand for about 2 km and turn off towards the harbor at Kolarudd. You will see the nature reserve parking lot on your right.

By bike: From Enköping there is a nice bike path out to Bredsand. From there it is only a short distance to the reserve.

In the reserve it is forbidden to:

destroy or damage any fixed natural object or surface formation
break branches, fell or otherwise damage living or dead trees and shrubs, damage vegetation in general, for example by digging up plants
deliberately disturbing wildlife, for example, by climbing a tree or photographing a bird's nest or other nesting place from close range
Bringing a dog that is not on a leash
Making fires in places other than those designated and prepared by the manager
camping
pitching a caravan
riding a horse
Drive motorized vehicles other than on designated roads and park outside designated areas
arranging orientation checks or marked trails or affixing boards, placards, posters, signs, inscriptions and similar devices
Use musical devices, musical instruments or similar in a disruptive manner