Panüelerkopf

Panüelerkopf reaches 2859 meters in elevation within the Rätikon mountain range, featuring exposed limestone cliffs and steep slopes on multiple sides.

The mountain path known as Hoppe was constructed during the 1950s under specific regulations established during the French occupation period.

Local agricultural communities maintain private roads leading to Nenzinger Himmel, preserving traditional access control methods through established fee systems.

The ascent from Brand involves 1950 meters of elevation gain across 13.1 kilometers, requiring approximately 6.5 hours to complete the journey.

Near the trail, water continuously drips from an overhanging rock formation called Tropfiga Schrofa, creating distinct patterns in the stone surface.

Location: Nenzing

Elevation above the sea: 2,859 m

GPS coordinates: 47.06672,9.67957

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:56