Piz Calandari
| Piz Calandari | ||
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 Piz Calandari seen from the southeast, near the Cufercalhütte |
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| height | 2556 m above sea level M. | |
| location | Switzerland | |
| Mountains | Splügen limestone mountains | |
| Coordinates | 747 265 / 162 374 | |
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| Type | Minor peaks | |
| rock | Limestone (marble) | |
 Debris or landslide cones are characteristic of the region; even those without a mountain above it! |
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The Piz Calandari is a sub-peak of the Splügen limestone mountains in the Swiss canton of Graubünden . The mountain is located - although north through the town of Sufers in Rheinwald location - on the border of the two Schamser communities Andeer and Casti-Wergenstein .
Characteristic
The Piz Calandari belongs to a ridge that stretches from the Cufercalhorn to Piz Vizan and has to put up with the fact that there is not only a nameless point higher than its summit, but also the pass 'Farcletta digl Lai Pintg' between the Cufercalhorn and this nameless point.
However, what is interesting about this summit - as usual in this area - is its rock. This is not meant for climbing, but just for looking at. A little east of the summit there is also a landslide cone - without a mountain, it seems, and fascinatingly on slopes well below 30 degrees.
Lai da Calandari is located northwest of Piz Calandari at 2,436 meters. It can be reached on a path past Piz Calandari in 35 minutes from the Cufercalhütte .
Web links
reference
National map 1: 25,000 sheets 1235 Andeer