Berggipfel in St. Moritz

St. Moritz Mountain Peaks

St. Moritz is surrounded by the Albula and Bernina Alps, featuring prominent peaks like Piz Nair and Piz Julier. These summits offer vantage points over the Upper Engadine lake plateau and the glaciated Bernina Massif. The landscape is defined by diverse geological formations, including the rugged granite of the Rosatsch group and the retreating glaciers of Vadret Güglia and Vadret da Rosatsch, all accessible through an extensive network of high-altitude hiking trails and cable cars.

St. Moritz Mountain Peaks — Karte

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Piz Nair

Piz Nair is a mountain of the Albula Alps in Switzerland, overlooking St. Moritz in the canton of Graubünden.

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Piz Suvretta

A 3,124-meter peak in the Albula Alps situated northwest of St. Moritz.

C

Cuolms

High-altitude viewpoint and minor summit located within the Corviglia skiing and hiking area.

D

Vadret Güglia

Alpine glacier situated on the eastern slopes of Piz Julier.

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Vadret da Rosach

Glacier located within the Rosatsch group of the Bernina Range, south of St. Moritz.

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Piz Gügliet

A 2,937-meter peak in the Albula Alps located near the Julier Pass.

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Piz da l'Ova Cotschna

A 2,716-meter summit in the Rosatsch massif overlooking the Upper Engadine valley.

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Cuolm d'Mez

A 2,827-meter peak situated in the mountain range between St. Moritz and Pontresina.

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Il Corn

A 2,781-meter peak located in the Rosatsch group of the Bernina Alps.

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Piz Rosatsch

A 3,123-meter mountain in the Bernina Range providing views of the St. Moritz and Champfèr lakes.

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Piz Güglia - Piz Julier

A 3,380-meter prominent granite peak overlooking the Julier Pass and Silvaplana.

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Piz Albana

A 3,100-meter peak in the Albula Alps located directly above the village of Champfèr.

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Corn Chamuotsch

A 2,921-meter summit in the Albula Alps situated south of Piz Nair.

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Piz Mezdi

A 2,992-meter peak in the Rosatsch group, part of the Bernina Range.