Arknat
ArkNat is a combination of architecture and nature. A shack placed along the High Coast Trail for public use.
Photo credit: Martin Edström/Visit Sweden
Some places demand your constant attention, but the High Coast of Sweden prefers to let you just breathe.
Formed by thousands of years of dramatic land uplift, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a vast, uncrowded wonderland designed for those who find true luxury in open space and quiet moments. Here, the grand landscapes do all the heavy lifting, leaving you free to explore a majestic coastline entirely at your own pace—with no social pressure whatsoever.
Join us to:
- Wander through Skuleskogen National Park: Explore Sweden’s 19th national park at your own pace.
- Ride to the top of Skuleberget: Take a peaceful gondola ride up this iconic landmark to stand 286 meters above sea level, enjoying sweeping views without any bustling crowds.
- Find quiet solitude along the High Coast Trail: Enjoy a short, gentle hike to visit ArkNat—beautiful public wooden shelters that merge modern design with the quiet forest.
- Leave the mainland behind at Ulvön: Boat to the archipelago's largest islands to discover historic fishing villages, old traditions, and authentic surströmming where cliffs drop straight into the sea.
- Sip craft spirits at Hernö Gin: Visit the world's northernmost gin distillery in the village of Dala to taste award-winning spirits.
- Pedal through Nordingrå: End the journey cycling through peaceful, rolling landscapes along quiet rural roads.
Press trip itinerary
- The itinerary covers all costs for accommodation, meals, and non-alcoholic beverages. Personal expenses, such as minibar charges or additional alcoholic drinks, are your own responsibility.
- Transportation to and from Sweden is covered.
- Representatives of Visit Sweden and the local hosting tourism organisation accompany the group.
- Please note the itinerary is subject to change.
Registration
Please fill out the form below to submit your interest in this press trip.
Once the screening process is complete delegates will be informed.
Completing this form by itself does not guarantee participation.