Aouille Tseuque

Aouille Tseuque rises 3,554 meters above sea level, featuring steep rocky slopes and a northern face that overlooks the expansive Otemma Glacier.

The mountain stands as a natural boundary marker between Switzerland and Italy, contributing to the historical delineation of borders in the Pennine Alps.

Local mountaineers from both Swiss and Italian sides have developed specific climbing routes, creating a shared alpine heritage across national boundaries.

Climbers access the summit through established routes from the Valais region, requiring technical climbing equipment and favorable weather conditions for a safe ascent.

The mountain's position at the convergence of Swiss and Italian territories creates distinct microclimates on each face, affecting climbing conditions throughout the year.

Location: Valais

Elevation above the sea: 3,554 m

GPS coordinates: 45.92919,7.44190

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:51