Illhorn, Mountain summit in Bernese Oberland, Switzerland
Le Cornier is a mountain summit in the Bernese Alps reaching 2,886 meters in elevation. The terrain features steep rocky slopes and exposed faces that define its high alpine character.
The peak was first systematically climbed in the mid-1800s during the golden age of Swiss mountaineering. This period marked the start of regular ascents by experienced alpinists.
The mountain represents a central point for Swiss alpine sports, drawing mountaineers who follow established climbing traditions and safety protocols.
Climbing this peak requires specialized gear such as ropes, carabiners, and proper mountaineering boots for the steep sections. Beginners should join a guided group or hire a local guide for safety.
The summit stands at coordinates 46.2629826 latitude and 7.6162162 longitude, providing access to multiple climbing routes and hiking paths.
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