Piz Mundin, Mountain peak in Samnaun Alps, Switzerland.
Piz Mundin is a prominent mountain peak in the Samnaun Alps located between Samnaun and Martina in the Swiss canton of Graubünden. The summit offers views across the alpine landscape of southeastern Switzerland.
The first recorded ascent took place on June 22, 1849, when Johann Coaz and Jon Rag Tscharner reached the summit, marking an important moment in Swiss alpine exploration. This early climb reflects the growing mountaineering activity in 19th-century Switzerland.
Piz Mundin represents an essential part of Swiss alpine heritage, standing as the third highest peak among 197 mountains in the Samnaun Alps.
Climbers should be prepared with alpine gear and monitor weather conditions closely, as temperatures drop significantly at higher elevations. The ascent requires mountain experience and caution when conditions change.
The mountain maintains a prominence of 349 meters and stands 4.8 kilometers east-northeast from its nearest higher neighbor, the Muttler peak.
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