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The Chammlihoren (center) from the Planura hutPhoto: Thomas Nippgen, Archiv Thomas Nippgen
Small summit at the foot south of the Chammliberg
Small double summit south of the Chammliberg. The more impressive southern summit is shown as lower on the maps, but is probably approximately the same height. The tower-like southern summit is probably somewhat more difficult and can only be reached by climbing. Unfortunately, there is no route description, and the transition from the north summit is also not visible.
The north summit coded 3026 m is better reached by bypassing the summit structure on the west side (lots of loose scree!) and climbing from the south.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
Glacier crossing – roping up is absolutely necessary.
Roadbook
From the Planurahütte, briefly descend into a saddle and then ascend again along the edge of the wind hollow. Now first go north in the direction of the Claridenpass and after about 1 km descend slightly to the northwest into the glacier basin below the Chammlijoch. Now ascend westward until just below the beginning of the east face of the Chammliberg. Here, head southwest towards the clearly pronounced saddle at point 2974 (Caution: due to rockfall, you should not go too close to the wall!). From the saddle head south, over a small rock step (II) to a small plateau below the summit structure. A direct ascent of the summit is not necessarily worthwhile; the rock at the summit structure is brittle, and the summit has room for no more than 2 people.
The descent is along the same route back to the point where you reached the beginning of the wall of the Chammliberg. Ascend northwards into the Chammlijoch and then descend on the north side over the Iswändli down to the start of the rocks. Now descend to the Klausenpass via a path which shortly afterwards is also marked blue-white.
E-bike charging station Kiosk Restaurant Klausenpass
E-Bike Ladestation Kiosk Restaurant Klausenpass Spiringen
Klausen Passhöhe
Klausenpass
Klausenpass
Public transport
The starting point is only accessible on foot!
Directions
The starting point is only accessible on foot!
Parking
none
Coordinates
Book recommendation by the author
SAC Club Guide Glarus Alps
Author’s map recommendations
Swiss national map 1:25000, sheet 1193 "Tödi"
Book recommendations for this region:
Equipment
Normal high-altitude tour equipment sufficient (hiking backpack, mountaineering boots suitable for crampons, touring clothing, rainwear, gloves, headlamp, water bottle, sun protection, bivouac sack, first aid kit, hip harness, rockfall helmet, 1 safety carabiner ball-lock, 2 HMS carabiners, 1-2 quickdraws, crampons with front points, ice axe, one long and one short prusik sling, 2-3 slings).
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions