Fiescher Gabelhorn

The Fiescher Gabelhorn rises 3,876 meters above sea level, featuring steep rock faces and glacial formations along its northern and eastern slopes.

Mountaineers first documented ascents of Fiescher Gabelhorn during the golden age of alpinism in the 19th century, contributing to Swiss mountaineering development.

The mountain stands as a testament to Swiss Alpine traditions, where local guides pass their knowledge of routes and climbing techniques through generations.

Climbers access Fiescher Gabelhorn through established base camps during summer months, requiring technical climbing equipment and experienced guidance for safe ascent.

The summit provides direct views of Konkordiaplatz, where multiple glacier streams converge to form the largest glacial junction in the European Alps.

GPS coordinates: 46.50242,8.08426

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:53