Stage
Stråsjöleden pilgrim trail, Enånger to Njutånger
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/ Altarskåp i Njutånger kyrkaPhoto: Elisabeth Andersson, Pilgrimstid.nu -
/ Njutånger kyrkaPhoto: Elisabeth Andersson, Pilgrimstid.nu
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/ Boende i Njutånger. Till vänsterPhoto: Elisabeth Andersson, Pilgrimstid.nu
The starting point of the stage is the old church of Enånger. It is well worth a visit, and you can borrow the key during the day at the parsonage. Don't forget to bring it back!
The hike runs through villages and forest areas, and there are no major level differences. Before arriving to the church of Njutånger, there is an area called Snäckmor, where it is said that the Vikings from Norway kept their ships. Snäcka (shell) is an old word for a kind of Viking boat. Nowadays, there is a marina and a swimming area next to it.
Bring a water bottle and a lunch pack, there will be no food until possibly when you reach Brogården Hostel in Njutånger - important: you will have to ask them to purchase breakfast and provisions, if needed.
Where the trail follows the old E4, you should be careful, since the road is still busy, though not so heavily nowadays.
Author’s recommendation
Rest Stop
Enångers Bed&BreakfastBorka Brygga
Safety information
Contact Pilgrimstid for current information!Tips, hints and links
Pilgrimstid - Contact Pilgrimstid in beforehand - info@pilgrimstid.nu for information and advice before you begin your hike!Start
Destination
Turn-by-turn directions
The stage for the day is approximately 12 kilometers to the church of Njutånger, on small and easy roads, with a short distance on the old E4.
Note
Public transport
The train to Hudiksvall Station and from the station you take the Bus 28 to Enånger.Getting there
If you wish, you can start by the church of Enånger/Borka. At the crossing Militärvägen/Enångersvägen you go right towards the old church of Enånger about 350 meters from the intersection.Parking
A few cars can be parked at the lodgings, or else, the lodgings can suggest a parking space for you.Coordinates
Equipment
Equipment for the stage depends on season and weather, but this hike usually only requires a water bottle, a lunch pack and a pair of light hiking shoes.
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