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Logging: Albé's expertise
Horse logging perpetuates a traditional, nature-respecting craft. Guided by the logger, the draft horse pulls the logs with precision. This patient work minimizes the impact on the soil and evokes the close relationship between humans, animals, and the forest. On the sun-drenched slopes of Albé, another heritage is expressed: that of the vine. Here, the mountain vineyards take root in schist soils, giving rise to unique wines, marked by their minerality and character. From the measured pace of the horse in the undergrowth to the vines clinging to the slopes, these practices tell the story of a shared attachment to the land, where tradition and respect for the environment converge.
Practical Info
- Place of the event / departure
- Villé Valley Museum
- Name of the nearest station
- Sélestat
- Distance (km) to the nearest train station
- 17
- Organized by
- Villé Valley Museum
- Pet Friendly
- No
- Amenities / additional services
- Toilet
- Marketing method
- On site
- Languages spoken
- French
- Opening hours
- 14 AM -18:XNUMX PM
Prices
- Prices
- 4
