Bütlasse

Bütlasse is a summit in the Bernese Alps that reaches 3194 meters in elevation. The mountain features a distinctive northern ridge system that creates a dramatic profile when viewed from the surrounding valleys.

This summit gained importance as mountaineering routes developed through the Bernese Oberland during the era of Alpine exploration. The peak became a known destination along passages connecting different valleys in the region.

Local mountaineering traditions incorporate the ascent of Bütlasse as part of the training for Swiss Alpine guides in the Bernese Oberland region.

This climb requires alpine experience and proper gear, with approach options available from different starting points in the surrounding area. Conditions vary significantly depending on the season and weather.

From the summit, climbers can see both the Eiger and Jungfrau peaks at the same time, a view that many overlook. This position where three major valleys meet creates a rare vantage point in the region.

GPS coordinates: 46.51846,7.81984

Latest update: December 14, 2025 20:02