Piz Lunghin

Piz Lunghin rises to 2,780 meters in elevation within the Albula range, offering views over the Maloja Pass and surrounding Alpine valleys.

The mountain paths around Piz Lunghin served as trade routes connecting the regions of Lombardia and Graubünden since Roman times through the Maloja Pass.

The Senda Segantini hiking trail passing near Piz Lunghin commemorates painter Giovanni Segantini, who captured the regional landscapes in his artworks.

Two main trails lead to the summit from Lägh da Lunghin and Pass Lunghin, with the final ascent requiring navigation through ledges and a small gully.

The mountain marks a triple watershed point where water flows to three different seas: the Mediterranean through Po River, North Sea via Rhine, and Black Sea through Danube.

Location: Grisons

Elevation above the sea: 2,780 m

Part of: Watershed between the Adriatic Sea and the North Sea, Wasserscheide zwischen der Adria und dem Schwarzen Meer, Rhine-Danube-Watershed

GPS coordinates: 46.41051,9.67031

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:07