Flatenbergs hytta

At Flatenberg's smelting area, there is a so-called miners' smelter from 1865 preserved with, among other things, a blast furnace and roasting oven. Iron was produced here from the miners' ore in the form of pig iron. The ironworks was run and owned by the miners in the village right into the 19th century. The iron was made both for their own use and for further transportation out into the country and the world.

At the smelter you can also see the preserved ore hill where the miners stored their iron ore from the mines, a large slag heap and the stately pillars made of slag chips that are the frame of one of the large coal houses that were otherwise built of wood.

Around the cabin environment runs a hiking trail "Blickpunkten". It consists of around 20 photographs taken around 1925. Once you have walked Blickpunkten, you will have a good idea of what it once looked like and how the work of producing iron in the second half of the 19th century was done. Guided tours take place in summer by appointment.

There are good resting facilities for packed lunches.

Flatenberg's cabin is part of Ekomuseum Bergslagen.