Dreiländerspitze, Alpine summit in Silvretta range, Austria and Switzerland.
The Dreiländerspitze reaches an elevation of 3,197 meters and marks the meeting point between Graubünden, Vorarlberg, and Tyrol regions.
German alpinist Theodor Petersen completed the first documented ascent of Dreiländerspitze with two local guides on July 14, 1870.
The name Dreiländerspitze reflects the convergence of three ancient tribes: Rhaeto-Romance, Bavarii, and Alamanni in this mountainous region.
Access to Dreiländerspitze requires technical climbing equipment and mountaineering experience, with summer months offering optimal climbing conditions.
The mountain sits on the watershed between the Rhine and Danube rivers, creating a natural division between two major European water systems.
Location: Gaschurn
Location: Galtür
Location: Scuol
Elevation above the sea: 3,197 m
GPS coordinates: 46.85102,10.14497
Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:09
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