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Climbing Fluela Wisshorn – Swiss Alps

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

Fluela Wisshorn

Fluela Wisshorn (Flüela Wisshorn, 3085 m) raises above Fluela pass (2383 m) at its north-east side. It is very close to an attractive mountain road which connects Davos with Engadin valley in Switzerland. Here I give information on how to climb it.

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: Swiss Alps Tagged With: Davos, Fluela pass

Climbing Weissmies – Solo Ascent to 4000 Meters

Last Modified: 01/13/2025

Climbing Weissmies

Climbing Weissmies (4023 m) is hard regardless of which of the two normal routes you take. For both routes, the reason is the altitude, of course, and for the north route, you have a huge glacier in addition to that.

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: Swiss Alps Tagged With: Almageller hut, Saas Almagell, Weissmies

Climbing Garde de Bordon in Swiss Alps – Exceptional Views

Last Modified: 12/01/2023

Garde de Bordon, view from the summit of Pigne de la Le.

By height, Garde de Bordon (3310 m) is not so prominent compared with other mountains in the area. However, it covers a larger area than any of the nearby mountains. Garde de Bordon splits Val d’ Anniverse into two parts. On maps, you will find it between village Zinal and the Moiry lake, in Wallis […]

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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.

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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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