"Scatlè" means something like "nested", the spruce forest is really nested with steep rock ledges, boulder debris fields and avalanche trains.
Between 1850 m and 2015 m above sea level, the 150 to 300 metre wide strip of forest stretches. The reserve, which covers about 5.5 hectares, is the highest primeval spruce forest in Europe.
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Large photo archive Own postage and card publisher stylish Arosa souvenirs Prints and enlargements Made-to-measure framing Commissioned photography (portraits, passport photos, reportage, events, architecture) We look forward to your visit.
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Chocolat Grison is back. With the re-establishment of Chocolat Grison, we have brought the centuries-old Graubünden chocolate tradition back to life. The roots of Chocolat Grison go back to 1893, when Charles Müller and Carl Georg Bernhard founded the chocolate factory in Chur.
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