The Swiss stone pine - Queen of the Alps

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But it can also be marvelled at on excursions with our culture maker Urs Heinz Aerni, which take place in the high season.

Sandro Sutter has noticed that the trees in the picture are pines and not Swiss stone pines. Thank you, Sandro!
Where he's right, he's right.

But as the hiking trail is still beautiful, we'll leave the picture and show you here what a Swiss stone pine we love looks like.

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