Tourism

The pre-study ”The Island That Wants More” aims to utilize Alnö's unique conditions and investigate how Vindhem, Tunet, and Carlsvikspiren can be developed into attractive meeting places for both residents and visitors. The areas have great potential to strengthen Alnö's identity as a vibrant and welcoming place with a strong connection to the sea, culture, and community life.

The project's investments in artificial snow extend the season and enable the development of recreation and exercise for the entire community and especially for residents west of Sundsvall.

Njurundaföretagarna have been granted project support for a pre-study that will develop factual basis for the development of a local development strategy. In the pre-study, the association will investigate which local conditions local entrepreneurs perceive as positive and negative for the local community's attractiveness for entrepreneurship, as well as how this affects the local community's resilience.

Njurundaföretagarna have been granted project support for a pre-study that will develop factual basis for the development of a local development strategy. In the pre-study, the association will investigate which local conditions local entrepreneurs perceive as positive and negative for the local community's attractiveness for entrepreneurship, as well as how this affects the local community's resilience.

Medelpads norra pastorat har sökt projektstöd för att genom ett unikt instrument och blivande besöksmål ta sig an bygdeutveckling, turism och besöksnäring. Projektidén kommer från lokala eldsjälar i samarbete med pastoratet. Projektidén är förankrad i det lokala föreningslivet.

Sundsvall's climbing club has been granted project support to create a new place for outdoor life and climbing at Klärkeknylen in Liden.

The target groups are climbers in the Sundsvall region, outdoor enthusiasts in general. The project benefits the local population in Liden and surrounding areas.

The Alnö Livskraft Association has been granted support for a feasibility study to explore the basis and interest for an annually recurring culture festival in Alnö.

The feasibility study is conducted as a mini-festival – two days with various cultural activities.

Ljustorp parish economic association has been granted project support for the project Timrå nature walk phase 2. The project targets nature enthusiasts and aims to create opportunities for recreation and tourism through the development of a hiking trail.

The Association Revsundsbygdens Omnibus has been granted project support to implement the project Brattbytorpet go-kart land Play & Learn. The project will build a go-kart land with electric go-karts, set up a play and learning workshop, and purchase two small forest machines for children.