Parseierspitze, Alpine summit in Grins and Zams, Austria.
Parseierspitze is a mountain summit in the Northern Limestone Alps located between Grins and Zams, standing at 3,036 meters. The ascent involves steep rock sections that demand rock climbing skills and proper gear throughout the route.
The first recorded ascent took place in 1869 when Josef Anton Specht and mountain guide Peter Siess from Grins reached the summit. This early climb established the peak as an important destination for mountaineers.
The mountain holds the distinction of being the sole peak exceeding 3,000 meters in the Northern Limestone Alps region.
Access is suitable only for experienced mountaineers with rock climbing skills and full climbing gear. Good weather conditions and physical fitness are necessary for safe passage on the route.
The summit comprises radiolarite rock formations that offer natural protection against erosion. This geological composition helps explain its exceptional height and structural durability over time.
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