Piz Blaisun

Piz Blaisun stands at 3,200 meters above sea level, forming a natural tripoint between Val Tuors, Val d'Alvra, and Val d'Es-cha valleys.

The mountain has long served as a geographical marker on the northern side of the Albula Pass, guiding travelers through this section of the Swiss Alps.

The name Piz Blaisun reflects the Romansh language heritage of the Grisons region, where many mountain names preserve ancient linguistic traditions.

Hikers can reach the summit by following the trail from Albula Pass to Fuorcla Gualdauna, with the best climbing conditions occurring during summer months.

The mountain's location at the intersection of three valleys creates distinct wind patterns that affect local weather conditions throughout the year.

Location: Grisons

Elevation above the sea: 3,200 m

GPS coordinates: 46.60319,9.86288

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:48