Munt Pers, Alpine summit in Graubünden, Switzerland.
Munt Pers is an Alpine summit in the Bernina Range at an elevation of 3,207 meters. The peak stands within the Upper Engadine valley system of eastern Graubünden.
The mountain served as a navigation point for travelers crossing the Bernina Pass route for centuries. Its prominent position made it a recognized landmark along the historic trade path through the Alps.
Local mountaineering clubs organize regular expeditions to Munt Pers as part of traditional alpine climbing education programs in the Graubünden canton.
The summit is most easily reached by trail from the Diavolezza cable car station. The route offers steady climbing with good trail conditions throughout the approach.
From the summit you have direct views of the Morteratsch Glacier, the largest in the Bernina Range. The sight of this ice field makes clear how dramatically it has shrunk over recent decades.
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