the Stätzerhorn is part of a ski area. Retrieved from the Swisstopo topographic maps. The key col is the Lenzerheide Pass (1,547 m). Stätzerhorn on Hikr...
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The Lenzerheide Bergbahnen [de] offers access to the skiing areas of Stätzerhorn, Danis, Scalottas, and Rothorn. There are slopes approved for all FIS...
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23167°N 9.21917°E / 46.23167; 9.21917 Lepontine Alps Graubünden 308 33 Stätzerhorn 2,575 8,448 1,028 3,373 46°45′21″N 09°30′44″E / 46.75583°N 9.51222°E...
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in the east to the expansive alpine meadows of Piz Scalotta, Dani and Stätzerhorn. On the southern slope of Mount Crap la Pala, the land rises steeply...
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chairlift with bubble 1725 Doppelmayr 1997 (1972) Lenzerheide (west side) Stätzerhorn 6-man detachable chairlift with bubble 2278 Doppelmayr 1999 (1960) Lenzerheide...
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Highest point Elevation 2,323 m (7,621 ft) Prominence 132 m (433 ft) Parent peak Stätzerhorn Coordinates 46°43′18.7″N 9°30′38.9″E / 46.721861°N 9.510806°E / 46...
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III-A South Tyrol IT 978 Stätzerhorn 2575 1028 46°45′21″N 09°30′44″E / 46.75583°N 9.51222°E / 46.75583; 9.51222 (978. Stätzerhorn (2575 m)) Plessur Alps...
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09°13′09″E / 46.23167°N 9.21917°E / 46.23167; 9.21917 Lepontine Alps Moesa Stätzerhorn 2575 1028 46°45′21″N 09°30′44″E / 46.75583°N 9.51222°E / 46.75583;...
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Bergbahnen [de] offers access to the skiing area of Lenzerheide as well as Stätzerhorn, Danis, Scalottas, and Rothorn. The longest summer toboggan run (Rodelbahn)...
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