Finsteraarhornhütte - Grosswannenhorn - Fieschertal
Ski Touring Difficult
This is a popular ski touring route which is generally considered to be difficult. It's remote, it features medium exposure (e2) and is typically done between March and April. From a low point of 1.1 km to the maximum altitude of 3.9 km, the route covers 20 km, 1231 vertical metres of ascent and 3159 vertical metres of descent. You'll need skins and glacier kit to complete it safely.
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Difficult
Serious gradient of 30-38 degrees where a real risk of slipping exists.
As well as the slope itself, there are some obstacles (such as rock outcrops) which could aggravate injury.
Away from help but easily accessed.
12 m away
Day 4: This is a long distance journey to relocate to beneath the Aletschhorn. NOTE THE OLD BIVI HUT HERE WAS COMPLETELY DESTROYED BY AVALANCHE JAN '19 SO THERE IS NO HUT ANY MORE
Moderate Ski Touring
12 m away
Day 3: A high summit, returning to the same hut. The Gross Wannenhorn, 3906m.
Difficult Ski Touring
17 m away
Day 3: The largest summit in the Bernese Oberland and the 15th highest major 4000m peak in the Alps.
Difficult Ski Touring
19 m away
Day 2: Two summits of 4000m that can easily be combined in a single outing.
Difficult Ski Touring
29 m away
Day 4: Over the Grunhornlucke, a short descent then ascent of Trugberg, 3880m
Difficult Ski Touring
5.3 km away
Day 5: Traverse of Kranzberg, 3666m, followed by ascent to the Hollandia Hut, 3235m
Severe Ski Touring
5.3 km away
Day 2: Over a pass, descending the far side before reascent to the Wysnollen, 3590m
Moderate Ski Touring
9.4 km away
Day 5: The easiest, though not easy, route to one of the remotest and most coveted 4000m peaks in the Alps. NOTE: THE MITTELALETSCHBIWAK IS NOW A RUIN. It was destroyed by an avalanche in 2019.
Severe Ski Touring
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