Piz Val Gronda

Piz Val Gronda reaches an elevation of 2812 meters, forming a natural border between the Swiss canton of Graubünden and the Austrian region of Tyrol.

The mountain became more accessible to visitors after the construction and opening of a modern gondola system in December 2013, following proposals initially made in 1976.

The Heidelberger Hütte, positioned at 2264 meters, represents the only German Alpine Club mountain shelter situated on Swiss territory near Piz Val Gronda.

Visitors can access the mountain through marked trails from both Ischgl and Samnaun, with path number 712 providing a direct route from Heidelberger Hütte to the summit.

The mountain shares its name with two other peaks in the Alps: one in Italy's Ortler-Alps at 2880 meters and another in Obersaxen, Switzerland at 2820 meters.

Location: Ischgl

Location: Scuol

Elevation above the sea: 2,812 m

GPS coordinates: 46.92327,10.29096

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:59