Herrkullabanan

Double carriage stock on Herrkullabanan, just before entering Riselden station en route to Kronsta.

Herrkullabanan is a light rail connection in the state of Kulla, Vittmark; connecting the state capital Kronsta with the mountain resort of Herrkulla. The line was opened in 7625 as a way to provide easier access to the entire mountain valley and especially the town of Herrkulla with its royal mansion as pilgrimage destination. The electrified line has a single track with passing stations in the same 1229 mm gauge that the connecting network in Kronsta has. The railway line is the only reliable connection between the villages and mountains in this high valley and was built as an alternative to a much more vulnerable road connection that only could be used by busses.

The line has 10 stations at about a 10 km interval. This localisation was important to provide most of the valley with access to the railway stations within a one hour walking distance.

Station	km	time	Notes
Kronsta	0	0:00	Transfer station for connections to Lovis Bruk and further south, as well as north to Östervallen. Practically speaking also transfer station for the Friställebanan to Ådalen.
Kronsta strand	2	0:02	Station also located on Friställebanan (km 220).
Farkarleby	12	0:12
Riselden	19	0:19
Låde	29	x	Former cargo platform, currently in use as passing station, no passenger service.
Gurishus	33	0:32	Located on the other bank. Cableway connection to Grönkulla.
Ovidsberg nedre	48	0:46	Transfer to funicular to Ovidsberg town.
Tennberg	61	0:58	Passing station with two platforms
Gåsspång	66	1:04
Mertesbäcke	78	1:15	Located on the other bank. Cargo connection to sawmill.
Herrkulla station	91	1:27	Two platforms, separate cargo terminal