Best mountain peaks in Graubünden are found in Switzerland's largest and most easterly canton, entirely situated within the Alps. This region features a diverse range of peaks and glaciers, making it a significant destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Graubünden is one of only three Swiss cantons with summits exceeding 4,000 meters. The area offers a wide range of experiences, from high-alpine ascents to accessible hiking opportunities.
Last updated: September 26, 2026
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Reached the top, enjoy the view and then consider where to go next
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Cable car with bike transport in 2 sections to the Weisshorn summit
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Prepare for a long, exhausting but amazing 2000 descent!
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Top view into the distance and of Arosa
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The climb is worth it! The view and peace are a dream
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Pizalun 1478 m above sea level (SG / GR) The Pizalun is a viewing point with a view of the St. Gallen, Chur Rhine Valley, Prättigau, Bündner Herrschaft, Sarganserland and the Principality of Liechtenstein FL. Cantonal border between SG and GR. The viewing platform, which can be reached via a steep steel staircase.
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There are two ways to reach the Parpaner Rothorn: either by taking the cable car or by embarking on a challenging and strenuous hike. If you choose the latter option, you'll need sturdy footwear. Surefootedness and a head for heights are also beneficial on the ascent, ensuring you reach the summit safely. Next to the cable car station, there's also a panoramic restaurant where you can recharge with fine dining after a strenuous hike.
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You can reach the 2,653-meter-high summit of the Weisshorn either by taking a strenuous but very worthwhile hike, or by taking the cable car in a very relaxed manner while sitting down. A fantastic view in all directions awaits you at the top.
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Among the most popular peaks in Graubünden, Schesaplana Summit stands out for its unobstructed 360-degree panorama. Other highly regarded spots include Pazolastock Summit, known for its beautiful views towards Chur and Andermatt, and Munt Pers Summit, offering magnificent views of the Morteratsch Glacier and the Bernina Range.
For experienced climbers, Piz Bernina is the highest peak in Graubünden at 4,049m and is a significant draw for its unique and far-reaching views. Munt Pers Summit is also considered challenging, especially due to its high altitude and potentially exposed, snow-covered paths. Another demanding ascent is to Sulzfluh Summit.
Several peaks in Graubünden are renowned for their panoramic views. Schesaplana Summit provides an unobstructed 360-degree panorama. Muottas Muragl offers breathtaking views of the entire Upper Engadine region, including its four lakes and St. Moritz. Pizalun Summit and Viewpoint also boasts a magnificent panorama of the St. Gallen, Chur Rhine Valley, and Liechtenstein.
Yes, Graubünden offers accessible mountain experiences. Jakobshorn is often described as a 'gateway into the mountains of Davos Klosters,' accessible via a modern mountain railway, making it ideal for leisurely sightseeing. Muottas Muragl also provides easy access via funicular and features a flat trail to Alp Languard, suitable for families, with opportunities for wildlife viewing.
Graubünden's mountains are home to diverse wildlife. Around Muottas Muragl and Piz Languard, you can often spot Switzerland's largest ibex colony and marmots. Visitors to Munt Pers Summit might even catch a glimpse of a bearded vulture. Ibex are also frequently encountered near Piz Lat Gipfel.
Beyond peak bagging, Graubünden offers a wide range of outdoor activities. You can explore numerous gravel biking routes like the 'Kunkels Pass from Flims' or 'Val Mora Gravel Tour' found in the Gravel biking in Graubünden guide. For runners, trails such as 'Pontresina - Val Roseg Trail' or 'Lago di Poschiavo Loop Trail' are available, detailed in the Running Trails in Graubünden guide. Cycling enthusiasts can enjoy routes like the 'Chur Rhine Route' or 'Ruta Grischun' from the Cycling in Graubünden guide.
Many peaks in Graubünden are accessible via public transport. The Jakobshorn can be reached by a modern mountain railway from Davos. Muottas Muragl is served by a funicular. The Rhaetian Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage site, also offers spectacular train journeys through the mountains, providing access points to various hiking areas and peaks throughout the canton.
The best time for hiking in Graubünden's mountain peaks is generally during the summer months, from late June to early October. During this period, trails are typically free of snow, and the weather is more stable. However, even in midsummer, high-altitude peaks like Munt Pers Summit can experience sudden snowfall and freezing temperatures, so appropriate equipment and clothing are always necessary.
Yes, the Dreibündenstein Monument is a significant historical landmark located on a summit. This monument marks the historical meeting point of the three former Rhaetian Leagues, which formed the Free State of the Three Leagues, a predecessor of the modern canton of Graubünden.
Piz Bernina, standing at 4,049m, is the highest peak in Graubünden. It is also the most elevated, prominent, and isolated summit in the canton, offering unique and far-reaching views.
While Piz Bernina is the highest, Tödi (Piz Russein) is notable as both the highest and most prominent summit in Graubünden outside of the Bernina Range. Its impressive stature and prominence make it a significant peak for those exploring different parts of the canton's mountainous landscape.
Many mountain areas in Graubünden offer accommodation and facilities. For instance, Georgy's Hut, located just below the summit of Piz Languard, provides accommodation, a restaurant, and fantastic views. Other peaks like Jakobshorn Summit and Parpaner Rothorn Summit also feature facilities such as restaurants.


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