Giferspitz

The Giferspitz rises to an elevation of 2,542 meters in the western Bernese Alps, forming a prominent peak between the towns of Gstaad and Lenk.

The mountain summit has served as a geographical reference point for local communities since the establishment of settlements in the Saanen region during the medieval period.

Swiss mountaineers regularly gather at Giferspitz to maintain the regional tradition of reaching high alpine summits during summer climbing seasons.

The northern trail to Giferspitz extends 14.7 kilometers from Turbach village, requiring technical hiking equipment and advanced experience to navigate steep, exposed sections.

With a prominence of 556 meters and isolation measure of 7.8 kilometers, Giferspitz ranks as the twenty-third most prominent peak among 1,882 summits in the Swiss Prealps.

GPS coordinates: 46.45116,7.35321

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:54