Navigating the Majestic Alpine Landscape
Discover the Majestic Peaks of the Alps: Explore our comprehensive catalog of the Alpine mountains. From the towering Mont Blanc to the iconic Matterhorn, this section is dedicated to showcasing the diverse and breathtaking summits that define Europe’s most renowned mountain range. Each entry provides detailed information on the mountain’s height, location, and unique features, serving as your gateway to the heart of Alpine splendor.
The Dom, nestled in Switzerland’s Pennine Alps between Randa and Saas-Fee in Valais, stands at 4,545 meters, making it the seventh highest peak in the Alps. Known for its prominence, it’s regarded as the Alps’ third highest mountain and the second highest in Switzerland after Monte Rosa. The Dom is the central peak of the … Read more
Monte Rosa, a prominent mountain massif in the eastern Pennine Alps, lies on the border between Italy and Switzerland. It boasts the Dufourspitze at 4,634 meters, the second-highest peak in the Alps and Western Europe. The massif, which includes several peaks over 4,000 meters, is known for its impressive east face that forms the highest … Read more
Mont Blanc / Monte Bianco, straddling the French-Italian border, stands as the highest peak in the Alps and Western Europe, reaching an elevation of 4,805.59 meters. This iconic mountain, part of the Mont Blanc massif that extends into France, Italy, and Switzerland, is noted for its prominence, second in Europe only to Mount Elbrus and … Read more