Salbitschijen, Mountain summit in Uri Alps, Switzerland.
Salbitschijen is a rock peak in the Uri Alps standing at around 3000 meters. Its granite faces rise sharply with several climbing lines available across different sections of the mountain.
The South Ridge was first successfully climbed in 1935 by a group of mountaineers. This early ascent marked the beginning of modern climbing activity on the peak.
The Salbitschijen mountain forms part of Switzerland's rich alpine climbing heritage, attracting mountaineers from numerous countries to test their skills.
Access to the mountain is through Salbithütte, which serves as the main starting point. Proper climbing gear and safety equipment are required for any ascent attempt.
The South Ridge contains roughly 600 meters of continuous climbing with demanding sections throughout. This extended passage makes it a significant challenge for experienced climbers.
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