I had been told by people living in the High Coast area that all of the 13 chapels along the water…read morewere open, the key hanging by the door. But not Bönhamn Chapel, though. So I could just look through the windows. This chapel is painted and in a way modernized. Very little remain of an original impression. The Chapel was built around 1560. But this said it still has a historical value. But how come there was no key? I was told that a dutch man ripped the valuable things from the chapels in the 1990s and brought them to Spain where some of them could be seen in Spanish museums! He was sentenced and what could be saved was sent back to Sweden. I looked through the window again and it was like I could hear people singing and praying from inside. Heaven and Earth.

We stayed just a few minutes away from this wonderful National Park. We entered from the south with…read moreits huge parking lot, which was almost full on that day (but free of charge). There are some good and useful information signs just at the entrance and a handful of (smelly) bathrooms. And pretty much your first and last chance to get rid of your garbage. We followed the well marked Höga Kustenleden trail up to Slåttdalsskrevan, the famous crevice which cuts through the mountain for about 200m. The trail itself ist pretty flat but with some steep stairs / sections once in a while. Some parts you'll walk on wooden panels/boards. But it's nowhere near wheelchair or stroller accessable. Good hiking boots are a must, since it can be wet and damp even on a dry summer day. Some sections of the trail are covered with stones in several sizes, so bring a good balance with. We traveled with our Engllish Bulldog and she made it to Slåttdalsskrevan and back, even had fun doing so (into the Slåttdalsskrevan I went alone though, the climb was to high and steep). The trail mostly leads you through the forest, so there's not much of a view. But the nature is amazing, especially when the forest opens up a bit and the rugged and foggy landscape shows itself. Even though it's a well visited park (free of charge) it never felt crowded. It's just you and the nature. And it's not a too tough hike, but bring some water anyways and clothes to change afterwards. A fantastic park and very much one of the highlights we've visited on our Sweden Road Trip.