Piz Arblatsch

Piz Arblatsch rises to 3203 meters within the Oberhalbstein Alps, presenting steep rocky faces and three distinct couloirs on its southern slope.

The mountain stands as a geological formation shaped through millions of years of Alpine orogenesis, resulting in its current prominence of 235 meters.

Local mountaineering traditions have established specific routes up Piz Arblatsch, with guides passing knowledge through generations about the central couloir approach.

Climbers can reach the mountain via public transport from Chur to Thusis by train, followed by a post bus connection to the village of Mulegns.

The mountain features a rare combination of summer hiking paths and winter ski routes without glacial coverage, making it accessible throughout different seasons.

Location: Grisons

Elevation above the sea: 3,203 m

GPS coordinates: 46.53547,9.57695

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:48