The De Hogt junction is a Dutch traffic junction in the Eindhoven ring road for the connection of the A2 motorway and the N2 motorway to the A67. It is named after the Hogt nature reserve, now part of the Dommeldal site of Natuurmonumenten.
This junction was opened in 1968 as a half cloverleaf, leaving room for the A69 that was yet to be built and would continue in a southerly direction. These plans were never implemented. In the 1980s, the junction was expanded to a half clover turbine, with a viaduct remaining unused until around 2007. At the end of July 2009, after a thorough reconstruction, it was redeployed as a half-star node.
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