Mountain peaks around Breil/Brigels are situated in the Surselva region of the Swiss canton of Graubünden. This area offers access to various mountain peaks and passes. The region is characterized by its panoramic views and diverse hiking opportunities across the Alpine landscape.
Last updated: April 24, 2026
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While previously you could only get to the Gemsfairenstock by touching the glacier, it is now possible without it. There is a slightly exposed section on the ascent, but it is secured with chains.
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Good for taking off with a paraglider. Great view of the Tödi!
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Exposed area well secured with chain
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Pay attention to snow conditions, there could be tricky spots if there is little snow.
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https://www.sac-cas.ch/de/huetten-und-touren/sac-tourenportal/gemsfairenstock-773/hochtouren/vom-fisetenpass-ueber-den-langfirn-1437/ Questioning or playing down official SAC ratings is completely out of the question for me. The so-called "social media alpinism" is increasingly being criticized due to the increase in irresponsible users.
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The border between the Swiss cantons of Glarus and Uri runs across the summit of the Gemsfairenstock. The Gemsfairenstock (also just Gemsfairen) is a 2972.1 m above sea level. M. high mountain in the Glarus Alps. From its summit you have a good view of the north-west face of the southern Tödis and a wonderful 360-degree view over the peaks of the Alps in the cantons of Glarus, Uri, Schwyz, Graubünden etc.
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For breathtaking panoramic views, consider Piz Mundaun, known as the "Graubünden Rigi," which features a newly renovated observation deck with an unobstructed 360-degree panorama. Gemsfairenstock Summit also provides a magnificent 360-degree vista over the Alps. Additionally, Kistenstöckli offers great panoramic views after a steep ascent, and the Kisten Pass region boasts a vast 250° panorama from the Kistenpass Hut SAC.
Yes, several peaks offer challenging experiences. The ascent to Kistenstöckli involves a steep climb, partly secured with chains. Gemsfairenstock Summit is considered an alpine hike (T4 on the SAC scale) with a potentially exposed section secured with chains. The Kisten Pass region also offers challenging routes, including a '3-passes hike' and a geologically fascinating trail with spectacular views.
Piz Mundaun is a great choice for families, as it's accessible via hiking, cable cars, or hiking buses, making it suitable for various activity levels. After reaching the valley station, visitors can enjoy a fun 'Trottinett' (scooter) descent, adding an exciting element for children and adults alike.
Beyond hiking, the region offers diverse outdoor activities. You can explore various cycling routes, including Cycling around Breil/Brigels, or try gravel biking with options like the 'Brigels Bella Vista' route found in Gravel biking around Breil/Brigels. In winter, peaks like Piz Mundaun and Gemsfairenstock are popular for ski touring.
The Kisten Pass region is particularly noted for its geological interest, offering a fascinating trail with spectacular views of the Limmernsee, Selbstsanft, Bifertenstock, and Tödi. The Richetli Pass also lies in a geologically rich area and features an idyllic moor landscape during its descent, forming part of the scenic Green Trail of the Via Alpina.
The best time largely depends on your preferred activity. For hiking and alpine trekking, late spring to early autumn (June to September) offers the most favorable conditions. During early summer, you might encounter beautiful alpine roses on ascents like Piz Mundaun. In winter, the area transforms into a popular destination for ski touring and winter sports.
Yes, the Kisten Pass region offers the Kistenpass Hut SAC, which provides an opportunity for an overnight stay at altitude. This hut is known for its exotic location and extensive panoramic views, making it a memorable experience for hikers undertaking multi-day tours.
While primarily known for its natural beauty, the region also has cultural points of interest. The Church of Sogn Stiafen, Cumbel, built in the early 16th century and later rebuilt, features a rich history with baroque altars and a ten-part cycle of paintings from 1595 depicting the life of Mary. It's an interesting stop for those looking to combine hiking with cultural exploration.
Piz Mundaun is celebrated for its exceptional and unique panoramic views, considered among the most beautiful in Switzerland. Its summit features a renovated observation deck with a 360-degree panorama and a panorama board to help identify surrounding peaks. It's also part of a ski area in winter and offers a fun 'Trottinett' descent in warmer months.
The area offers a variety of hiking trails catering to different difficulty levels. You can find moderate trails like 'Lake Pradas – Lake Brigels loop' or more difficult options such as 'Hochtal Val Frisal' and 'Kistenpass Hut SAC – Biferten SAC Hut loop' within the Hiking around Breil/Brigels guide. The Richetli Pass is also part of the long-distance Via Alpina, offering diverse and idyllic scenery.
Many peaks and passes in the Breil/Brigels area are accessible through a combination of public transport and hiking. For instance, Piz Mundaun can be reached via cable cars or hiking buses from various points. While specific parking details vary, the region is generally well-connected for outdoor enthusiasts.
Yes, Gemsfairenstock Summit is noted as an ideal spot for paragliding, offering a unique perspective of the stunning Alpine landscape for those seeking an aerial adventure.


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