Delsbo Church
A three-aisled Romanesque basilica built in the 1740s, after the old medieval church was destroyed by fire. It was completely rebuilt in 1892-1893 as a three-aisled Romanesque basilica, which is quite unusual in Sweden. Several of the church´s medieval furnishings have been preserved.
Enånger´s Old Church
A church from the 15th century featuring paintings considered to be the most valuable examples of late midieval monumental art in Sweden. The paintings belong to the so-called Tierpskolan and were created around 1470-1480. The sculptures were created by Haaken Gulleson, who came from Enånger. The church is under Riksantikvarieämbetets care and supervision.
Hölick Chapel
An archipelago chapel located in the fishing village of Hölick, featuring an altarpiece by Gösta Bohm. Built in 1930.
Kuggören Chapel
Located by the sea high up on a ridge with shingle fields Kuggörens fishing village. According to records it was completed in 1778.
Movikens Harbor
An important place for the transport of bar-iron from Movikens blast furnace, particularly during the 19th century. The remains of two charcoal kilns can be found in Movikens Harbor
Norrbo Heritage Farm
Beautifully situated with a view overlooking Norrdellen in Gammelsträng, Norrbo. The farm features a manor house from the late 18th century, a threshing barn, a saltpeter shed, and several other buildings that bear witness to the area’s history.
Numerous events are held here during the summer.
Stråtjära Chapel
A reconstructed medieval pilgrimage chapel located on the same site as the original medieval chapel, which was destroyed in 1597. The chapel is built using traditional medieval techniques, entirely of wood with a shingle roof, painted with red tar.
The Stråsjö Trail, which begins on the coast in Enånger and passes through the Dellen region, leads past the chapel toward Gröntjärn and on to Haverö, where it connects with the Jämt-Norge Trail toward Trondheim.
