Zervreilahorn

The Zervreilahorn rises to an elevation of 2,898 meters above sea level, featuring steep rock faces and multiple climbing routes across its granite surface.

The mountain became a significant climbing destination in the Swiss Alps during the development of alpine mountaineering routes throughout the Lepontine range.

Local mountaineering clubs maintain several climbing paths on Zervreilahorn, contributing to the preservation of traditional alpine climbing techniques in the region.

Climbers access the mountain from the parking area near the chapel at 1,984 meters, following a 2.7-kilometer gravel road to reach the Furggelti trail.

The summit offers direct views of Zervreilasee lake to the north, while its position at the end of Valsertal valley creates distinct climbing conditions.

Location: Grisons

Elevation above the sea: 2,898 m

GPS coordinates: 46.55058,9.06083

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:04