Crap Furò Natural Forest

Different slope orientations and rock subsoils, as well as past human interventions, have led to this diversity. More than 100 years ago, large-scale clear-cutting was carried out for the iron smelting and lime kiln in the Albula Valley. Later, the colonization pioneers of Scots and mountain pines were able to gain a foothold there. No trees have been felled since 2008. The Crap Furò is located just a few metres from the geographical centre of Graubünden. The rock needle is 60 meters high, 50 meters long and only 5 meters wide. Crap Furò is Romanesque and means "holey rock".