Grytsjö Fäbod

Grytsjö fäbod is an unusually complete fäbod from the 1870s and is one of the county's most valuable fäbod environments. Here there is a fäbod cabin, a barn, a milk shed, a storage shed, and a kåta preserved. The buildings are, however, in great need of a cultural-historical renovation.

About the project

In the project, the aim is to carry out a proper renovation of the fäbod, where the purpose is to manage and preserve a unique cultural environment. This is hoped to contribute to enabling future business activities within the tourism industry. The renovation will be done together with the county administrative board's cultural environment unit, and heritage involvement is also included in the project. In connection with the renovation, information signs will be produced and set up, and brochures and folders will be developed.

In the project, there will be collaboration with the Grytsjö local association and actors within the tourism industry in the area. There will also be a search for cooperation with other cultural environments in the area.

From the Project Application

”The fäbod environment is one of the most complete and most valuable fäbod environments in the county, and has great potential to develop as a destination for the public.”

Purpose and goals

The purpose of the project is to:
Manage and preserve a unique cultural environment, enable future business activities within the tourism industry, and make a cultural heritage accessible to visitors and schools.

The goal of the project is to:
Upgrade the fäbod environment in a culturally and historically appropriate way and produce information materials and set them up.

About the project

Project period
2017-2019

Project owner
Marsfjälls Consultant

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About financing

Granted project support
132,221 kronor

Funding from the Gustav VI Adolf Fund
40,000 kronor

Own private financing
16,666 kronor

Total financing
188,887 kronor

Incoming EU funds have been granted from:
Rural Development Fund