Combe-Grede

The Combe-Grede is a wild gorge flanked by high rock faces located south of Villeret in the Bernese Jura in Switzerland. It is located in the region of Chasarassal Regional Park, as well as in the tourist area of ??Watch Valley. Built in 190, the Kumbay-Grade sidewalk passes over a curb and reaches Chasecall. He climbs the walls by a metal staircase. In winter, the fountains are frozen. His name is named after Emier-Louis Grade, who had a field in the area in the 18^th century.

In 1839, Combe was cut down, the wood was used to feed the blast furnace of the underground forests. A non-profit organization, Jurassic Park in Combe-Garde, was built in 1931 to protect the surrounding gorge and surrounding area. In 1932, the Bern government decided to create a natural reserve of flora and fauna. Since 2012, this site is part of the Cheshire Natural Park. The Chamo was rebuilt in 1956, in 1966, at this monument.