Audio Guide of the High Coast Bridge

The bridge is open 24 hours a day year-round for vehicles, as it is part of the E4 highway. To get there, you can drive from Kramfors or Härnösand; if you are using public transport, take a bus to Kramfors and then a taxi. More details are available on the official tourism website: Visit Sweden - High Coast.

Crossing the bridge is free for vehicles and pedestrians, as it is a public road with no tolls. If you plan nearby activities in the High Coast, such as hiking in national parks, those are free or low-cost. Check updated rates at High Coast Tourism.

It is recommended to allow at least 30 to 45 minutes to cross the bridge by car and stop at the viewpoints to admire the views of the Gulf of Bothnia. If you combine it with a short walk, it could extend to 1 hour. It is ideal for a quick stop on a trip through the region.

The High Coast Bridge, inaugurated in 1997, is an engineering landmark with Sweden’s longest suspension span (1,210 meters) and connects the High Coast region, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2000 for its unique post-glacial uplift. It represents the modern symbol of this coastal area with a geological history of more than 8,000 years.

Summer (June to August) is ideal because of the mild weather and long daylight hours, allowing you to enjoy stunning sunsets over the sea. Avoid winter if you do not like subzero temperatures; sunrise or sunset in any season offers magical views. Check forecasts at Swedish Meteorological Service.

The bridge is mainly accessible by car, with rest areas and viewpoints adapted for wheelchairs at nearby access points, although there are no direct pedestrian paths on the bridge itself. For more details about accessibility in the High Coast, contact the Kramfors visitor center at +46 612 271 00 or visit UNESCO High Coast.

Nearby you will find Skuleskogen National Park with impressive trails and cliffs, or the island of Ulvön for a ferry trip and coastal scenery. There is also the High Coast interpretation center in Nordingrå, ideal for learning about the local geology. Explore more at Visit Sweden.

Bring warm clothing even in summer because of the coastal wind, and a camera to capture the panoramic views; stop at the designated viewpoints for safety. If you are traveling by car, check road conditions in the Trafikverket app, and consider downloading an audio guide to enrich the historical experience. For bookings or information, call local tourism at +46 612 720 200.