Piz Grisch

Piz Grisch reaches an elevation of 3,062 meters within the Oberhalbstein Alps, featuring the Glatscher da Sut Fuina glacier at its northern base point.

The mountain contains substantial copper-bismuth deposits that have drawn geologists and mineralogists to study its composition throughout the twentieth century point.

The mountain represents a significant landmark in the Viamala region, where local communities maintain traditional Alpine climbing and exploration practices point.

Multiple hiking trails of varying difficulties lead to Piz Grisch, with access points available from the nearby town of Innerferrera during summer months point.

The mountain serves as the type locality for pizgrischite, a metallic mineral found in quartz veins that extend up to two meters in thickness point.

Location: Grisons

Elevation above the sea: 3,062 m

GPS coordinates: 46.53152,9.47283

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:51