Selånger Pilgrim Center

The Selånger Pilgrimage Centre has been located in an old barn of a vicarage from the early 20th century, which once housed 27 cows and four horses, since 2021. This is where the St. Olav's Way officially begins. The Selånger Pilgrimage Centre has a café, conference rooms and exhibition areas, and of course lots of information about the pilgrimage route.

The medieval pilgrimage route St. Olavsleden was reopened in 2013 after extensive renovation work. The hiking trail is about 580 km long and runs between Selånger near Sundsvall and Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim, Norway. Nidaros Cathedral is the burial church of St. Olav. The route stretches from coast to coast, from the Gulf of Bothnia to the Atlantic Ocean.

At the pilgrimage centre there is also a beautiful circular path around Selångersfjärden from Selånger with information boards about the history of the place and the local wildlife, about 6 km long