Best mountain peaks around Tschiertschen are found in a picturesque alpine landscape in the Swiss mountain village of Tschiertschen, located in Graubünden. This region offers access to several notable mountain peaks, providing opportunities for hiking and panoramic views. The area is characterized by its diverse terrain, ranging from high summits to historical high-altitude sites. Visitors can explore a variety of natural features and viewpoints across the surrounding valleys.
Last updated: July 6, 2026
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Top view into the distance and of Arosa
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The easiest way to reach the Hörnligrat by bike, and with the least amount of effort, is by taking the Hörnli Express gondola from Innerarosa. From here, you can then head back down to the valley in virtually any direction. The flowing Hörnli Trail back to Arosa is particularly popular. The other trails (which are not designated trails, so be careful of hikes) are also very worthwhile, although some are a bit more challenging (e.g., to Lake Urden, S3).
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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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The Dreibündenstein in Graubünden is an elevation at 2,156 meters above sea level south of the city of Chur and of the mountain Furggabüel, which lies at 2,174 meters above sea level. They are separated only by a 15-meter high saddle and 500 meters distance. The point is not a mountain peak, but a historical site. It was the sole triple border point of the former Free State of the Three Leagues. The original stone from 1722 is exhibited in the Rätisches Museum Chur. The replacement stone from 1915 bears the three coats of arms of the Three Leagues. The Three Leagues included the Grey League with the judicial community of Rhäzüns, the League of the Ten Jurisdictions from Churwalden, and the League of God's House from Ortenstein Castle.
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Tschiertschen is surrounded by several impressive peaks. The Weisshorn Summit (2,653 m) is a popular choice, offering fantastic views. Another significant peak is the Parpaner Schwarzhorn (2,683 meters), known as the 'crown' of Tschiertschen's mountain tours. You can also explore the Parpaner Rothorn Summit, which features a panoramic restaurant.
For unparalleled panoramic views, the Parpaner Schwarzhorn (2,683 meters) is highly recommended, offering magnificent vistas in all directions. The Arosa Weisshorn (2,653 meters) also provides extensive views across the hiking and skiing area, with visibility of hundreds of mountains on clear days. The Parpaner Rothorn Summit and Gürgaletsch (2,441 meters) are also known for their expansive outlooks over the Schanfigg valley and beyond.
Yes, for those seeking a challenge, the hike to the summit of Parpaner Schwarzhorn traverses the entire Farur valley and is considered a demanding tour. The Weisshorn Summit (2,653 m) can also be reached via a strenuous but rewarding hike. Similarly, reaching the Parpaner Rothorn Summit on foot requires sturdy footwear and a head for heights.
Many peaks are accessible via well-maintained hiking trails. For some, like the Arosa Weisshorn and the Parpaner Rothorn Summit, you have the option of taking a cable car for a more relaxed ascent. The Urdenbahn cableway also provides a connection to Hörnligrat, near Urdenfürggli.
The Dreibündenstein Monument is a significant historical site located at 2,156 meters. It marks the former triple border point of the Free State of the Three Leagues and features the coats of arms of these Rhaetian leagues. While not a mountain peak itself, it offers a unique blend of history and scenic views.
Beyond hiking, the region offers diverse outdoor activities. You can find excellent mountain biking opportunities, with trails like the 'Älpliseetrail' and 'Hörnli Trail Summit' accessible from the area. For more details on routes, explore the MTB Trails around Tschiertschen guide. Road cycling is also popular, with routes around Lenzerheide and Chur. Check out the Road Cycling Routes around Tschiertschen guide for options.
While many peaks involve challenging hikes, areas like Lenzerheide, which is connected to Tschiertschen via Urdenfürggli, offer more family-friendly environments and activities. When planning, look for trails described as 'moderate' or 'easy' in the Hiking around Tschiertschen guide, and consider using cable cars for easier access to viewpoints.
The summer months are ideal for hiking and exploring the mountain peaks, offering pleasant temperatures and clear trails. Autumn also provides stunning scenery with vibrant foliage. For winter sports enthusiasts, peaks like Gürgaletsch are favored for freeriding, and ski touring is popular around Urdenfürggli.
The trails around Tschiertschen lead through picturesque alpine landscapes, offering views of various natural features. You can encounter scenic valleys like the Farur and Urdental, and beautiful alpine lakes such as Urdensee. The region's diverse terrain provides a rich environment for flora and fauna.
Visitors consistently praise the fantastic, expansive views from the summits, often describing them as 'unforgettable.' The ability to reach some peaks via cable car makes these breathtaking vistas accessible to a wider range of visitors. The combination of challenging hikes and serene natural beauty is also highly appreciated.
Many trails lead to and around the peaks. For instance, the hike to Parpaner Schwarzhorn traverses the entire Farur valley. The Urdenfürggli pass is a traditional route connecting Tschiertschen to Lenzerheide. You can find detailed routes and their difficulties in the Hiking around Tschiertschen guide, including options like the '2-lake hike to Älplisee and Schwellisee' and various loops from Tschiertschen.
Yes, some peaks and mountain passes offer dining options. The Parpaner Rothorn Summit features a panoramic restaurant where you can enjoy Grisons specialties. The Arosa Weisshorn also has a mountain restaurant. Additionally, the Hörnli Trail Summit is a good spot for a stop at its mountain restaurant.


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