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Hubschhorn – a Great Simplon Pass Mountain

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

Hubschhorn

Hubschhorn (Hübschhorn, 3192 m) is one of the several great peaks around the Simplon pass (2005 m) and it can be climbed from the Simplon Hospice. It is the closest of all peaks, rising directly above the pass from its southeast side. This page provides information about the route.

Mountains for Everybody site is reader-supported. This means that some of the links in the text are affiliate links, and when you buy products through our links we may earn some small commission to keep running the site. Filed Under: Great mountain roads and passes, Swiss Alps Tagged With: Simplon, Simplon Hospice, Simplon pass

Climb Alpspitze A Great German Mountain

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

climb Alpspitze - the first view of Alpspitze, from Kreuzeck.

I wanted to climb Alpspitze mountain for quite some time now, in fact after I saw it for the first time in 2009 when I was climbing Zugspitze, which is next to it. In 2011, I was in Garmisch-Partenkirchen somewhere in the second half of May and wanted to climb the mountain. So I walked […]

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Wasenhorn – Punta Terrarosa, a Great Peak at Simplon Pass

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

Wasenhorn

Wasenhorn (3246 m) is also known by its Italian name Punta Terrarossa. The two names come from the fact that it is on the border between Switzerland and Italy. In this site, I have placed it in the group of Swiss mountains only because of the route I used from the Swiss side. Within this […]

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Climbing Lipnica in the Slovenian Alps – Krnica Route

Last Modified: 12/01/2023

Climbing Lipnica in the Slovenian Alps

If you plan climbing Lipnica in the Slovenian Alps by normal routes, you have the Krnica route and Kacji Graben route. I have passed the former and it is described here.

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Jof di Montasio (Montaz) – a Severe Rock Climbing Environment

Last Modified: 12/01/2023

Jof di Montasio.

Jof di Montasio (2754 m) is the Italian name for the mountain known also by its Slovenian name Montaz. The mountain is to the southwest from the small town of Tarvisio in the north-east Italy. In this page, I describe the route to the summit from the south side.

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