Grand Cornier

Grand Cornier rises to an elevation of 3,962 meters in the Pennine Alps, featuring steep rock faces and glacial formations along its slopes.

The mountain's first recorded ascent took place on June 16, 1865, when Edward Whymper, Christian Almer, Michel Croz, and F. Biner reached the summit.

The mountain serves as a testament to Swiss mountaineering traditions, drawing climbers who follow established routes documented by early alpine explorers.

Climbers can start their ascent from either the Mountet hut at 2,886 meters or the Moiry hut at 2,825 meters, both providing necessary shelter.

The mountain's position offers views of twenty-nine 4000-meter peaks in the surrounding Alpine landscape, creating an exceptional panoramic experience.

Location: Valais

Elevation above the sea: 3,962 m

GPS coordinates: 46.05213,7.61157

Latest update: March 17, 2025 20:01