Piz Por, Alpine summit in Oberhalbstein Range, Switzerland

Piz Por is a 3,028-metre summit in the Oberhalbstein Alps, west of Innerferrera in the canton of Graubünden. It is the culminating point of the group between the Splügen Pass and the Niemet Pass.

The summit has served as a landmark for local communities traveling through the Oberhalbstein valleys for centuries. Knowledge of the passages and routes around this mountain group remained important for mountain dwellers.

Piz Por is the highest point of the mountain group between the Splügen Pass and the Niemet Pass, and the name Por is Romansh. The summit stands above Innerferrera in the canton of Graubünden, in the Oberhalbstein Alps, a range where Romansh place names remain in use.

Access to the summit is possible only during summer months when weather permits, and the climb requires proper alpine gear and navigation skills. Visitors should check local conditions and come prepared with maps or local information before attempting the ascent.

This location sits in a remote part of the Alps visited by few people and mainly accessible to climbers with solid alpine experience. The isolated setting appeals to those seeking less crowded and wilder sections of the Swiss mountains.