Västernorrland County · Sweden
Höga Kusten Nordingrå Coast Road
825Nordingrå to Ullånger
Fourteen miles around the Nordingrå peninsula, red fishing hamlets and steep wooded hills above the Gulf of Bothnia, on a UNESCO coastline that has been rising since the glaciers left.
Road 825 threads the Nordingrå peninsula at the heart of Sweden’s High Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage area shaped by post-glacial land rise. The paved two-lane route rolls past red fishing hamlets, bays and steep wooded hills above the Gulf of Bothnia. Mind the slow tourist traffic in summer, the narrow lanes through villages, and elk near the forest edges.
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Where it runs14.1 mi · point to point
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busiest around mile 4Elevation
under 4%4–8%over 8%29.9 – 80 mFrom the road
Points of interest2 stops
- GrötomsbergetViewpoint3.5 mi in
- SvartmarkbergetViewpoint4.7 mi in
Hazards
- Slow tourist traffic in summer
- Narrow village lanes
- Elk near forest edges
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“För i Nordingrå är till och med bilfärden ett nöje.”
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