Braggio is a small village in the Val Calanca located on a terrace on the left bank of the Calancasca river, in an elevated position at 1313 meters above sea level.
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The reading bench "Caplutta" in Vella invites you to spend pleasant hours in the sun and offers a wonderful view of the whole Val Lumnezia. The book box at the reading bench "Caplutta" is filled with winter reading material over the winter.
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In the furthest village in Val Lumnezia, a colorful southern tower points the way to the church. The imposing building was erected at the end of the 17th century by Antonio Broggio from Roveredo in Misox. The forces are high in almost the entire church, which is an exception. It is highly probable that the chapel was built on a pre-Christian place of worship.
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Once the place was covered by a glacier. Now below the Piz d'Agnel there is a turquoise lake surrounded by the rock of the geologically diverse Jenatsch area. Before the trekker reaches the village, he hikes along the Beverin through the Val Bever up to Chamanna Jenatsch, the highest SAC hut in Graubünden.
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The Ferrera Valley, which is part of the Schams, already bears the reference to ore deposits in its name, with the first documented mention of ore mining dating back to 1605.
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The Schams Valley Museum is located in a typical farmhouse with a barn doorway. The former way of life of the locals can be imagined and understood through everyday objects from times long past.
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"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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