Piz da Peres

Piz da Peres is a mountain summit in the Dolomites that rises above the Puster Valley, marked by a striking south face and steep rocky passages. The peak stands at the western edge of the Olanger Köpfe group and commands views across multiple mountain ranges from its top.

The mountain has long served as a boundary marker between the Prags and Braies mountain regions. Local shepherds and travelers have relied on this peak as a navigation point through the valleys for generations.

Local mountaineers maintain a summit book at the peak, allowing climbers to document their ascents and connect with the mountain community.

Climbing this peak requires good mountaineering gear and rock scrambling experience, as the route features steep passages. Visiting between June and September offers the safest conditions when snow has melted and the path is most passable.

On clear days, visitors from the summit can see the Zillertal Alps, the Hohe Tauern peaks, and the ski slopes of Plan de Corones to the north. This northward view reveals multiple distinct alpine regions in a single panorama.