Charcoal burning

Charcoal burning is a form of the cultural identity of places and rural development.
Our charcoal burner is no longer just someone who preserves the cultural landscape, ensures that meadows do not become overgrown and carries out work in the forest, he has also become a teacher, researcher and guide. One can get a sense that he knows how to do something special and worthwhile.

CHARCOAL BURNING

Charcoal was burnt in the Logar valley in the 19th century. It was used by the locals in foundries, but was also driven elsewhere, especially to Železna Kapla (Bad Eisenkappel). Charcoal burning changed the image of the Logar valley, as a lot of trees were felled in the natural beech forests.