Güferhorn

Güferhorn is a mountain summit in the Grisons Alps known for its steep faces and the Güfergletscher on the northern slope. The peak sits between several valleys and offers different climbing routes that vary in difficulty and technical demand.

The peak has long served as a notable landmark between the surrounding valleys and played a role in shaping historic trade paths through the region. Local communities in neighboring valleys integrated the mountain landscape into their traditional routes and territorial boundaries.

Local mountaineering traditions incorporate the Güferhorn as a training ground for Alpine climbing techniques and high-altitude navigation skills.

Ascending the peak requires mountaineering experience and knowledge of glacier travel, as routes involve exposed passages and potential crevasses. Visitors should prepare thoroughly and become familiar with local conditions and weather patterns in the region.

The eastern ridge of Güferhorn creates a natural division between Länta and Canaltal valleys, meeting at Zervreilasee lake south of Vals.