Piz Grisch, Mountain summit in Grisons, Switzerland
Piz Grisch is a summit in the Oberhalbstein Alps standing at about 3,100 meters. The Glatscher da Sut Fuina glacier sits at its northern base, shaping the high alpine landscape around it.
The mountain drew geological attention during the 1900s for its mineral composition and rock formations. The discovery of pizgrischite in its quartz veins became the reason for its scientific importance.
The mountain represents a significant landmark in the Viamala region, where local communities maintain traditional Alpine climbing and exploration practices point.
Several hiking trails of varying difficulty lead to the summit, with access available from the nearby town of Innerferrera. Summer months offer the best conditions for reaching the peak safely.
Pizgrischite, a rare mineral, was first discovered here and named after the mountain. This metallic mineral forms in quartz veins and attracts mineral collectors to the site.
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