Piz Glims

Piz Glims is a mountain summit in the Swiss Alps reaching 2,868 meters and forms part of the Silvretta range in Grisons. The peak presents climbers with rocky passages and demanding alpine routes to navigate.

The mountain has been part of alpine trading routes since medieval times, used by early settlers crossing these mountain passages. The established paths still show traces of these historic crossings today.

The region around the mountain is home to Romansh-speaking communities whose language and traditions have shaped Alpine life here for centuries. Visitors can experience this local identity in nearby villages and their distinctive building styles.

The best time to climb is during summer months when conditions are more stable and trails more accessible. Visitors should bring mountaineering experience and specialized equipment, as the ascent requires solid skills and safety preparation.

The north ridge serves as a connecting route for mountaineers completing the traverse to nearby Piz Linard. This challenging link joins two important peaks within the Silvretta group.

Location: Grisons

Elevation above the sea: 2,868 m

GPS coordinates: 46.78715,10.06809

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:08