Wallis peaks
Wallis climbs
First Ascent Awards
265 of 1,420 peaks 18%
Top climbing months
July 39%
August 25%
September 8%
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"13-hour express tour of the Wildhorn from Lauenensee. Day started with a bang with a 1,650 meter ascent of Arpelistock, the last hour of which was covered in snow. Continued via Col des Audannes which was quite challenging given the lingering snow this year - had to pull out both crampons and ice axe. Lots of snow travel through the day. Continued via Col des Eaux Froides, Schnidejoch, and Tungelpass. Total 31.5 km and 2,771 m altitude gain.
This hike could easily be broken up into 3-4 days given the many huts encountered: Geltenhütte, Cabane des Audannes, Wildhornhütte. In a more normal snow year trails should be clear by early July." — danishclimber • Jul 16, 2024

"Long hike up from Macugnaga to Monte Moro Pass, followed by summiting Joderhorn. Rated T2 in the Swiss system, the ascent is easy on broken blocks. Follow the cairns, staying a little to the left on the way up. " — danishclimber • Jul 15, 2023

"Epic climb before the guides closed the mountain because of dangerous conditions. They all commented on the lack of snow at the summit and the warm temperatures. Ascent was straight forward with some fixed rope aids. Descent was brutal with all the down climbing and route finding required. 4 hours up and 3:40 down." — oregon-mt-goat • Jul 21, 2022

"My first ever single push ascent on an alpine fourthousander! Zinal - Bishorn - Zinal in 8h 26m. Full trip report here: https://cyberminercom.wixsite.com/mountainberserker/bishorn-singlepush" — Christos • Jul 25, 2020

"The day after summiting Dom we descended from the Domhutte (2936m) to Randa (1400m), and on the same day fully loaded the huge backpack and walked up to the Taschhutte (2700m) from Tasch (1400m). Starting the next day at 4 am, we summited Alphubel by the SE ridge (PD+) with some fun snow climb on the steep snow slope below the summit plateau (4206m). Returned by the easy normal route and all the way down to Tasch (1400m). This concludes my 14 days of almost non-stop ascents to 13 peaks (10 UIAA 4000ers) with 150km of total distance walked/climbed and +14,000 elevation gain. What a great trip I had! Miss the Alps already... " — Christos • Aug 16, 2019