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Ascent to Munt Pers Icy wind during the ascent to Munt Pers. Impressive is the Piz Bernina (rock peak on the left) and to the right next to it the Piz Bianco, to which the famous Biancograt leads. © Rudolf Weiss, Siegrun Weiss, Christian WeissPhoto: Rudolf Weiss, Siegrun Weiss, Christian Weiss, Rother Bergverlag
A full-fledged three-thousander that can be reached in an hour's walk without any particular difficulties on a marked path? Yes, that really exists! The Diavolezza cable car makes it possible. Thanks to the technology, the summit is also an ideal destination for a hike with children, of course accompanied and supervised by experienced mountain parents.
From the valley station in the large cabin to the Diavolezza mountain station. On the marked path, climb over the southeast ridge until you have to cross to the left into the south flank. Through this flank fairly directly to the summit of Munt Pers. The view is the same as from the Berghaus Diavolezza, but the higher viewpoint makes it appear even more magnificent. The descent initially leads back to the mountain station of the cable car. Now straight on to a junction. Here left and to a ridge that runs north from the Sass Queder. At the end of this ridge, descend to a picturesque mountain lake, Lej da Diavolezza, 2573 m. Just below a small rock ridge, cross to the other side of a small stream and finally, with a fairly gentle descent, reach the valley station of the aerial cableway and the parking lot.
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