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The High Coast Trail
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Walk the High Coast trail and you will get the opportunity to experience some of the world heritages absolute treats. It will take you through beautiful woodlands, mountains with stunning views, rocky coasts, bays and protected nature areas. There are several activities, detours and experiences to discover and try along the trail.
The High Coast Trail extends between Hornöberget at the end of Ångermanälven and central Örnsköldsvik. The trail is well marked with orange paint on tree trunks and poles. In addition, there is a signpost with distances statements or directional arrows with the High Coast Trail symbol at crossroads and trail branches. The shelters and unlocked cabins that are available along the trail is at the wanderer's availability and cannot be pre-booked. You can also not exclude other visitors. Of course, you always have the option of booking a regular hotel, hostel or a guest house online.
In Örnsköldsvik, Kramfors and Härnösand, you will find tourist offices that are open all year round. During the summer, the tourist offices at Hornöberget and Nordingrå are open.
The High Coast Trail is 135,3 km long and is divided into 7 sections. The different sections have been made so that, in principle, within each stage, there is at least one overnight accommodation, from open and public cabins to hostels and hotels.
Every end of the sections is also accessible by car. The possibility of permanent parking can, however, be limited.
The different sections can help you plan and organise yourself for the trek. However, it is not something you must follow strictly. There are a number of interesting side trips and activities to take part in on or near the High Coast Trail which can make some sections take longer times than others.
The High Coast Trail extends between Hornöberget at the end of Ångermanälven and central Örnsköldsvik. The trail is well marked with orange paint on tree trunks and poles. In addition, there is a signpost with distances statements or directional arrows with the High Coast Trail symbol at crossroads and trail branches. The shelters and unlocked cabins that are available along the trail is at the wanderer's availability and cannot be pre-booked. You can also not exclude other visitors. Of course, you always have the option of booking a regular hotel, hostel or a guest house online.
In Örnsköldsvik, Kramfors and Härnösand, you will find tourist offices that are open all year round. During the summer, the tourist offices at Hornöberget and Nordingrå are open.
The High Coast Trail is 135,3 km long and is divided into 7 sections. The different sections have been made so that, in principle, within each stage, there is at least one overnight accommodation, from open and public cabins to hostels and hotels.
Every end of the sections is also accessible by car. The possibility of permanent parking can, however, be limited.
The different sections can help you plan and organise yourself for the trek. However, it is not something you must follow strictly. There are a number of interesting side trips and activities to take part in on or near the High Coast Trail which can make some sections take longer times than others.