Lauteraarhorn

Lauteraarhorn is a mountain summit in the Bernese Alps that rises between two large glacial systems in a remote high-altitude region. The peak sits within a dramatic landscape of rock walls and permanent snowfields that characterize this part of the Alps.

The mountain was first summited in 1842 by Swiss mountaineers and guides, establishing it as a notable Alpine peak. Since then it has remained a destination for climbers seeking technically demanding high-altitude routes.

The Lauteraarhorn represents a significant geographical landmark in Swiss mountaineering, attracting climbers who seek technical challenges in remote Alpine environments.

Climbing this peak requires solid footing and experience with glacier travel in high mountain terrain. Visitors should expect multi-day expeditions and plan for shelter in remote mountain huts.

The peak marks a junction between several large glaciers that cut through the high mountains. This location makes it a key reference point for mountaineers navigating the glacier routes through this terrain.

Location: Bern

Elevation above the sea: 4,042 m

GPS coordinates: 46.58327,8.12821

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:46