Högaborg

The reserve extends across 17 hectares of pastureland and oak forests, featuring small nutrient-rich ponds scattered throughout the agricultural landscape.

The land served as farmland through most of the 1900s until its designation as a protected nature reserve in 2001 by the County Administrative Board of Skåne.

The area maintains Swedish outdoor traditions through public access rights, allowing visitors to explore nature while following specific preservation guidelines.

Visitors can observe multiple amphibian species in the ponds, including leak frogs, common toads, and water salamanders, while respecting designated paths.

The reserve provides essential habitat for leak frogs, which require specific sandy soil conditions for burrowing and hibernation during winter months.

Website: https://oppna.helsingborg.se

GPS coordinates: 56.03908,12.71244

Latest update: March 5, 2025 19:13