Peaks
- Piz Linard 3411m (11,201 feet)
- Fluchthorn 3399m (11,165 feet)
- Piz Buin 3312m (10,880 feet)
- Verstanclahorn 3301m (10,831 feet)
- Piz Fliana 3284m (10,775 feet)
- Silvrettahorn 3244m (10,657 feet)
- Augstenberg 3228m (10,611 feet)
- Plattenhörner 3221m (10,568 feet)
- Dreiländerspitze 3212m (10,539 feet)
- Piz Tasna 3183m (10,443 feet)
- Gross Seehorn 3123m (10,247 feet)
- Gross Litzner 3111m (10,207 feet)
- Flüela Wisshorn 3088m(10,132 feet)
- Piz Minschun 3072m(10,079 feet)
- Piz Faschalba 3051m(10,010 feet)
- Piz Murtera 3,044 m (9,987 ft)
- Piz Davo Lais 3,027 m (9,931 ft)
- Pischahorn 2982m (9784 feet)
- Hohes Rad 2912m (9554 feet)
- Plattenpspitze 2880m (9449 feet)
- Sattelkopf 2863m
- Rotbüelspitz 2,852 m (9,357 ft)
- Vermuntkopf 2851m
- Kromerspitze 2830m
- Hochmaderer 2823m
- Valgraggeskopf 2820m
- Vallüla 2813m
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