Tweralpspitz

The Tweralpspitz rises to an elevation of 1,331 meters and marks the highest point in the chain north of Ricken Pass, Switzerland.

The mountain has served as a natural landmark within the Swiss Plateau region, contributing to geographical studies and outdoor exploration through generations.

Local farmers maintain traditional alpine agricultural practices on the lower slopes of Tweralpspitz, preserving centuries-old methods of land management.

Multiple marked hiking trails lead to the summit from Wattwil and Hintergoldingen, with routes ranging from 10 to 15 kilometers in length.

The summit provides a clear view of the Churfirsten mountain range and contains several geological formations characteristic of the Nagelfluh mountains.

Location: canton St. Gallen

Elevation above the sea: 1,331 m

Part of: Swiss Plateau

GPS coordinates: 47.29157,9.02658

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:59