Scenic Peaks and Historic Sites
This collection highlights the diverse landscape of Västernorrland, featuring the geographical center of Sweden at Flataklocken. It includes several prominent peaks and observation towers offering views across the High Coast and inland forests. Historical sites include the 12th-century Selånger church ruins—the starting point of the St. Olav Ways pilgrimage—and the Migration Period burial mound at Gudmunds hög, alongside natural features like the Brattfallet waterfall.
A Väckesjöberget
Mountain peak located near the shores of Väckesjön lake.
B Tjärnberget
Mountain peak in the forested interior of the region.
C Mattisåsen
Forested mountain peak.
D Häbberåshöjden
Mountain peak in the western part of Västernorrland.
E Trappberet
Mountain peak offering views of the surrounding woodland.
F Oljeberget
Mountain peak located south of Sundsvall.
Rösåsberget
Viewpoint featuring an observation tower with panoramas of the High Coast landscape.
Antarsberget
High-altitude viewpoint overlooking the coastal region.
Sveriges Geografiska Mittpunkt
The officially designated geographical center of Sweden, marked on the summit of Flataklocken.
Flataklocken
A 472-meter peak identified in 1947 as Sweden's geographical center, featuring a viewing platform.
Brattfallet
Natural waterfall located along the regional watercourses.
Gudmunds hög
A significant burial mound dating back to the Migration Period, located in Skog.
Selångers kyrkoruin
Ruins of a 12th-century medieval stone church, historically significant as the harbor where King Olav Haraldsson landed in 1030.
Bergåsen
Features a wooden observation tower providing views over the Ljungan valley and Ånge.
Predikstolen
Steep rock formation and viewpoint offering views of the surrounding valleys and forests.
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