Stor-Bränntjärnmyran

The old path from Rödå up to the hay meadows is still visible today. It is marked and easy to walk along. The remains of huts and barns, as well as traces of the old dam, can be seen as you follow the path. You can walk in the footsteps of the hay-makers. At the end of the 19th century the area looked more like a lake. The farmers at Överrödå had dammed up the water in Nedre Krokmyran mire in order to achieve a better hay harvest.

Plenty of old spruces

Many of the pines in the area have been cut down to make tar. The spruces were not used in the tar pits, but were allowed to remain. And they are now very old. Some have fallen down, but many are still standing now, with long lichens hanging from their branches.