Kramfors - a big part of the World Heritage

Kramfors is home to Sweden’s highest island Mjältön, Mjältön, steamboat Ådalen III, guided tours at High Coast Distillery and Hotell Höga Kusten where you can wake up with a view over the sea and the famous bridge Högakustenbron. The archipelago has genuine old fishing villages, among other places in Barsta and Bönhamn where you can take a ferry out to Högbonden Lighthouse that has a hostel or to the picturesque island Ulvön. Swimming is best enjoyed from Rotsidan’s cliffs or the beach at Storsands havsbad. By the beach is Norrfällsviken with the restaurant Fiskarfänget, a camping ground, hotel and conference centre and a golf course. The iconic landmark Skuleberget mountain offers a magnificent view and during summer it is home to some of the best music festival at Skule Naturscen.

In Ådalen you can find a lot of history and culture and in Norabygden there is a beautiful walkway with amazing views. Nordingrå is a cultural Mekka with studios and art exhibitions, plus cosy cafés and museums. Visit Mannaminne for a unique cultural experience. As said, there is plenty to do here!

Norabygden

Norabygden has all the beauty and enjoyment that the High Coast is known for. Roads and hiking trails with wonderful views, dramatic mountains, rest areas and natural harbours.

The 3.5-mile "tourist route" around Norafjärden is well worth a trip regardless of the means of transport. Buy some coffee at Träffpunkten in Torrom, look into Nora church or visit Honungscafeét. Continue through the rolling landscape through the villages to the east. Perhaps a visit to the Östanö pantry and rhubarb café? Take a break at the rest area overlooking Ramstafjärden, or take a detour to Berghamn's fishing village with one of Sweden's largest fishermen's chapels, Berghamn Chapel. Continue towards Hårsangs havsbad and camping for a refreshing swim or further on for a walk to the sheds at Fjärdbotten, at the far end of Norafjärden.

Then visit Lövvik, beautifully situated between Norafjärden and the sea, where Tomas Ledin has his roots. Perhaps we can tempt you with dinner at Lövvik's restaurant and an overnight stay at Lövvik's B&B or at one of the historic hotels in Nyadal, Hotell Höga Kusten or Björkuddens Hotell & Restaurang? There are many opportunities for hiking, recreation and beautiful viewpoints along the entire Nora Loop, including the Höga Kusten Trail and Erik Daniel's Trail. If you come here by boat, you can visit our guest harbours and the Storön nature reserve, an island with powerful geology, rich vegetation and a fascinating history.