Schiahorn, Mountain summit near Davos, Switzerland
Schiahorn is a mountain summit near Davos reaching 2,709 meters in elevation. The peak sits above the Dischma and Sertig valleys, offering expansive views of the surrounding terrain.
The summit became known as Davos developed into a health resort during the 19th century, when visitors arrived seeking the benefits of mountain air. Later cable car systems made reaching nearby peaks more accessible to a broader range of people.
The Thomas-Mann-Weg trail features literary references along its path, connecting the summit experience with Switzerland's intellectual and artistic heritage.
Cable car systems in the valley provide the easiest way to reach higher elevations and connect with hiking routes toward the summit. Summer months offer the best conditions for hiking when snow has melted and trails are clear.
Snow fences installed around the peak manage snowfall distribution and provide protection from avalanches during winter months. These barriers become a visible part of the landscape during the cold season.
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