Piz Muragl

Piz Muragl is a mountain summit in the eastern Swiss Alps reaching 3,157 meters in elevation, with steep slopes and exposed rock formations. The surrounding terrain features varied topography and natural stone structures that define the landscape around this alpine peak.

The mountain attracted climbers from the 1800s onward, contributing to the development of alpine climbing techniques in this Swiss region. Its exploration history is tied to the growth of modern mountaineering practices in Grisons.

The name Piz comes from Romansh, the local language spoken in Grisons, and shows the linguistic variety of this Alpine region. You can experience this language diversity directly through place names and local signs as you explore the area.

The area offers hiking trails of varying difficulty levels, with cable car access available in nearby facilities for visitors. Spring through fall provides the best conditions for walking and exploring the surrounding terrain.

From the summit on clear days, you can see more than 900 peaks across the region, including the Bernina Range and numerous mountain lakes. This far-reaching view makes the location a remarkable spot for panoramic sights over the surrounding alpine world.

Location: Grisons

Elevation above the sea: 3,157 m

GPS coordinates: 46.49783,9.93735

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:28