Munt Müsella, Mountain summit in Grisons, Switzerland
Munt Müsella is a mountain in the Livigno Alps that rises to 2,630 meters (8,630 feet), with broad slopes at the summit and narrow forest trails lower down. The terrain mixes open areas near the top with forested zones below.
This mountain region saw early human settlement as people adapted to high-altitude life and used mountain passes for trade. Communities shaped their patterns over centuries based on the demands of living at this elevation.
The mountain shapes daily life in La Punt-Chamues-ch, where people have long lived with this high-altitude environment around them. Visitors see how the village and its people connect to this alpine setting.
Start from Chamues-ch where a small lift assists the journey up to Alp Müsella at 2,168 meters. This support shortens the overall route and makes the summit reachable for different fitness levels.
When conditions are right, skiers can take direct descents from the summit, making this peak popular with experienced winter athletes. At the same time, gentler routes allow less experienced visitors to enjoy the mountain safely.
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