Piz Dolf

Piz Dolf rises to 3,028 meters above sea level, featuring steep eastern walls and gentler western slopes covered with scattered rock fragments.

The mountain formation occurred during the Alpine orogeny, when the Glarus thrust created this remarkable geological structure between Canton St. Gallen and Graubünden.

Local mountaineers maintain several traditional hiking routes to the summit, preserving the Swiss alpine heritage through generations of climbing knowledge.

Visitors can reach the starting point via cable car from Flims Dorf to Cassons station, followed by a traverse across the mountain ridge.

The summit presents three distinct knolls at different elevations: 2,998 meters, 3,028 meters, and 2,999 meters, creating a characteristic profile.

Location: Grisons

Location: canton St. Gallen

Elevation above the sea: 3,028 m

GPS coordinates: 46.90333,9.26670

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:52