Grauspitz is the highest peak in Liechtenstein, standing at 2599m above sea level. Climbing to the summit is quite demanding, with steep and exposed sections of the trail. The route is suitable for experienced mountain hikers.

In summer, temperatures on Grauspitz are moderate, usually ranging between 10-20 degrees Celsius. The sun can be intense, but frequent rainfall is also common. Be prepared for changing weather conditions and bring appropriate clothing.

In winter, Grauspitz is covered in snow, and temperatures drop below freezing. The trail becomes more dangerous due to ice and the risk of avalanches. Climbing in winter requires proper equipment and skills, as well as caution.

The trail leads through diverse terrain, initially through forest, and then through meadows and steep rocky slopes. The trail markings are good, but may be difficult to spot in some places. The estimated time to reach the summit is 6-8 hours. The climb is demanding, and in some places, the use of hands and additional climbing equipment may be necessary. The trail is not suitable for children or those with weaker climbing skills.