Nørreby shelter

Local forces have built a shelter on the grounds belonging to the old grocer's shop in Nørreby. The shelter can be used on a first-come, first-served basis and has space for approximately 6 people.

The shelter is located on the edge of the small cozy town, and from there you have the option of going north via the Nørreby Hals path, out to the coast. There is also the opportunity to visit the nature area Nørreby Hals, which is owned by the Norwegian Nature Agency.

At Klinte Kirke there is a path to St. Oluf's spring, which is one of the few holy springs left on Funen.

You can also visit the enclosed landscape at Nærå beach, which is about 5 kilometers from the shelter.

At the shelter site you will also find an information station with information about the area and Pilot Nature Park Nordfyn. As well as a bike station, where you have the opportunity to make minor repairs on your bike before your onward journey

Practical Information

- Parking options right next to the shelter if you are driving. - There is no fire pit, so bring trangia or food has to be cooked. - There is a toilet trolley by the shophouse with access around the clock from 1 April to 1 November. out of season there is a toilet at Klinte Kirke, approximately 1.2 kilometers away - Water is available at Klinte Kirke - The nearest shopping opportunities are Bogense town, approximately 12 kilometers to the east.

Features

• No booking
• Sleeps 6
• Nearest natural water: 288 m
• Nearest road: 48 m

Location

55.590714, 10.255748 - Open in Google Maps