Zervreilahorn, Mountain summit in Grisons, Switzerland
Zervreilahorn is a mountain peak in Graubünden with an elevation of 2,898 meters featuring distinctive granite rock walls. The summit has several climbing routes that range from moderate to challenging across its exposed rock face.
This peak developed into a popular climbing destination during the 1800s as alpine mountaineering grew in the region. The creation of established routes made the summit accessible to climbers of varying skill levels.
Local mountaineering clubs maintain several climbing paths on Zervreilahorn, contributing to the preservation of traditional alpine climbing techniques in the region.
The best time to climb is from spring through fall when snow and ice have mostly melted away. Beginners should go with an experienced guide since the routes do not have fixed protection gear.
Zervreilasee lake sits directly below the north side of the peak, creating a striking landscape of water and rock. Being at the valley's end gives this mountain wind and weather patterns that climbers notice right away.
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