Piz Rondadura, Mountain summit at the border of Grisons and Ticino, Switzerland

Piz Rondadura is a mountain summit located on the border between Grisons and Ticino, reaching 3,016 meters in elevation. The peak is characterized by steep rocky slopes with multiple hiking routes converging toward its narrow summit point.

Piz Rondadura lies on the border between Ticino and Graubünden, between Piz Blas and Lake Sontga Maria. The San Gottardo Base Tunnel runs beneath the mountain, a fact tied to the modern transport link under the Lukmanier area. The summit is climbed from the Lukmanier Pass.

The mountain stands above Lake Sontga Maria and the Lukmanier Pass, and its summit can be reached on foot from the pass. The San Gottardo base tunnel runs beneath the mountain, a detail walkers on the pass side rarely notice.

This peak is accessible from various starting points, with hikers able to obtain detailed route options from local information centers. The best season to hike is from June through September, when snow and ice clear from the higher elevations.

The San Gottardo Base Tunnel runs beneath the mountain, deep below the summit and the surrounding slopes between Piz Blas and Lake Sontga Maria. The peak stands on the cantonal border, and the summit is reached on foot from the Lukmanier Pass.