its last year of operation, the ferry service carried 267,894 people, 108,482 cars, 13,878 trucks, 840 buses and 312 motorcycles. The final run of the ferry occurred on 19 December 1991, with Harald V on board. The bridge collected a toll until 15 May 2007. Following the closing of the ferry quay, a marina and breakwater was built at the location of the quay. Skarnsundet Fjordsenter was founded in 1992, and five years later opened eight apartments for rental for fishing tourists. The center was expanded in 2006, when a new breakwater, marina, a fishing equipment store and a marine fuel station were erected. Community life The Vangshylla Farm has been split into 72 parcels, of which 31 have been built as holiday homes. Skarnsundet Fjordsenter operates eight apartments adjacent to their marina. This is mainly aimed at fishing tourists who can catch up to 90 species in Skarnsundet. The grounds also host a small camping ground. Vangshylla Båtforening also operates a marina. Skarnsund is the inner-most ice-free part of the Trondheimsfjord during winter. The village also serves divers, and Skarnsund has corals. The old road along the sea from Vangshylla to Kvam has been converted to a hiking trail. References Footnotes Bibliography Inderøy Villages in Trøndelag Ferry quays in Trøndelag