Piz d'Err

Piz d'Err reaches an elevation of 3,378 meters above sea level, featuring exposed rock formations and the Vadret d'Err glacier on its southeastern face.

The mountain has served as a central reference point for alpine navigation and mountaineering expeditions throughout the development of Swiss mountain tourism since the 19th century.

This peak represents an essential part of the Graubünden mountaineering tradition, where local guides have passed down their knowledge of routes and techniques across generations.

Climbers can access the mountain via the Jenatsch mountain hut at 2,652 meters, with summer ascents following the standard route through the east flank to the northwest ridge.

The mountain maintains a small yet active glacier on its southeastern face, providing insights into climate patterns and geological changes in the Albula Alps.

GPS coordinates: 46.54525,9.69158

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:06