Crap Masegn, Mountain summit in Graubünden, Switzerland.
Crap Masegn rises to 2,516 meters above sea level in the Glarus Alps, offering commanding views across the surrounding peaks and valleys of the Graubünden region with its rocky terrain and alpine environment.
The mountain has served as a natural landmark for local communities throughout history, though it gained prominence primarily in modern times as outdoor recreation and winter sports developed in the region.
Local communities around Crap Masegn maintain strong traditions centered on mountain farming, forestry, and outdoor recreation, with skiing and hiking being integral parts of the contemporary regional identity and lifestyle.
Access to the summit requires hiking via established trails from nearby villages like Laax or Falera, with proper equipment recommended due to rapidly changing weather conditions and the T3-rated difficulty level.
The mountain spans across three municipal boundaries of Falera, Ladir, and Ruschein, creating a natural geographic division while serving as a recognizable landmark visible from various points in the Flims-Laax region.
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