Gross Furkahorn, Alpine summit at Urner Alps, Switzerland
Gross Furkahorn is an alpine peak in the Urner Alps that marks the boundary between the cantons of Valais and Uri. The mountain consists of granite rock and rises to approximately 3,169 meters.
The first documented ascent occurred in 1896 when mountaineers reached the summit. Since then, the peak has attracted growing interest from climbers and mountaineers.
The ridge of this peak draws climbers interested in granite rock formations and technical routes. People who love climbing come here to test their skills on the rock.
The best approach is via Furka Pass, which serves as a starting point for hikes and climbing routes. Lodging options and facilities are available in the nearby area.
The south face features large granite formations with climbing routes at multiple difficulty levels. This rock offers suitable challenges for both beginners and experienced climbers.
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