Piz Sezner, Mountain summit in Graubünden, Switzerland
Piz Sezner is a mountain in the Lepontine Alps reaching 2,310 meters, situated between the Rhine Valley and Val Lumnezia. The terrain features steep slopes and rocky surfaces throughout.
The mountain carries a name from the Romansh language, reflecting linguistic diversity that has existed in Graubünden for centuries. This multilingual tradition has shaped the region and its places.
Local shepherds maintain traditional Alpine farming practices on the mountain slopes during summer months, continuing centuries-old pastoral traditions.
A cable car station at 2,269 meters provides year-round access to the mountain for hikers and skiers. In both summer and winter seasons, visitors can use the station to reach higher elevations quickly.
The summit offers views of exactly 236 meters prominence above its key col at Alp Nova, creating specific climbing conditions for mountaineering enthusiasts.
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