Frilihorn, Mountain summit in the Pennine Alps, Valais, Switzerland

The Frilihorn is a 3,124-metre summit of the Pennine Alps in Valais, standing on the ridge between the Val d'Anniviers to the west and the Turtmanntal to the east. It lies east of Ayer and south of Gruben, with the Wängerhorn to its south, the Minugrat to its north and L'Omen Roso to its south-east. It ranks as Switzerland's 758th highest mountain.

The Frilihorn lies on the language border of Valais: the Val d'Anniviers to the west is French-speaking, the Turtmanntal to the east German-speaking. The ridge between them, with the Frilihorn at 3,124 m, is listed as Switzerland's 758th highest summit, a ranking from systematic height surveys of Swiss peaks.

The Frilihorn stands on the language border of Valais: the Val d'Anniviers below its western side is French-speaking, while the Turtmanntal to the east belongs to German-speaking Oberwallis. The ridge between them separates the two language areas, and place names on either flank reflect this divide.

Reaching the summit requires solid mountaineering experience and proper alpine gear in good weather conditions. Starting points near Ayer and Gruben offer different approaches, so plan your route carefully based on your skill level and the season.

The Frilihorn reaches 3,124 m, making it the 758th highest mountain in Switzerland. It stands between the Val d'Anniviers and the Turtmanntal, north of the Wängerhorn, south of the Minugrat and south-east of L'Omen Roso.