Hybo station

Hybo station house was built at the end of the 19th century. Then with the station inspector's residence on the upper floor. In the railway yard there was a water pump for the steam locomotives as well as a feeding plant for timber and wagon scales. The station was one of Hälsingland's more significant as all transport of wood from the steam sawmill in Hybo was transported over the railway. In the 1930s, timber transport ceased. As a result, freight traffic over Hybo became less extensive. In the 1980s, the Hudiksvall-Ljusdal railway line was closed. And with that also Hybo station.

A little dilapidated but nice nWe rode the whole partial railway so this was the end station.