Chammliberg

Chammliberg reaches an elevation of 3,215 meters, featuring steep slopes and exposed rock formations that create a distinct silhouette against the Alpine skyline.

The mountain has served as a geographical marker for local communities since the establishment of trade routes through Uri canton in medieval times.

Local mountaineering clubs organize annual climbing events at Chammliberg, maintaining traditional Swiss Alpine climbing techniques and safety protocols.

Climbers need specialized equipment and expert guidance to reach the summit, particularly during winter months when snow and ice cover the mountain paths.

The summit provides an unobstructed view of twenty-seven different Alpine peaks, creating exceptional conditions for geological research and mountain photography.

Location: Uri

Elevation above the sea: 3,215 m

GPS coordinates: 46.83678,8.84500

Latest update: March 18, 2025 18:30