Hinter Tierberg

The Hinter Tierberg reaches an elevation of 3,445 meters and stands between the Trift Glacier on the western side and Chelen Glacier on the eastern flank.

The mountain has served as a natural boundary marker between the cantons of Uri and Bern since the establishment of Swiss territorial divisions in medieval times.

The Uri Alps, including Hinter Tierberg, form part of traditional Swiss mountaineering heritage, attracting climbers who test their skills on its demanding routes.

Access to Hinter Tierberg requires proper mountain climbing equipment and knowledge of glacial terrain, with summer months offering the most suitable climbing conditions.

The mountain forms part of a triple-peaked massif, positioned between Vorder Tierberg at 3,091 meters and Mittler Tierberg at 3,418 meters.

Location: Bern

Location: Uri

Elevation above the sea: 3,445 m

GPS coordinates: 46.68402,8.39734

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:53