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Summit Summit · Zermatt - Matterhorn · 4,545 m

Dom

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  • Dome 4546 m above sea level.
    Dome 4546 m above sea level.
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The Dom, towering majestically in the Valais Alps, is the highest mountain with an altitude of 4546 metres above sea level. M., it is the highest mountain whose entire base is located within Switzerland. Its imposing presence and challenging routes attract mountaineers and naturalists alike.
altitude: 4545 m a.s.l

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2'632'498E 1'104'811N
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46.094025, 7.858833
DMS
46°05'38.5"N 7°51'31.8"E
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32T 411786 5105127
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recommended route Difficulty PD+III50° difficult
Distance 15.1 km
Duration 8:40 h
Ascent 1,672 m
Descent 3,209 m

On the route of the first ascenders via the Festigrat to the Dom. A combined, long circular route in the Swiss Valais.

5
from Susanne Kraft,   Berghasen
recommended route Difficulty PDII difficult
Distance 12.5 km
Duration 10:00 h
Ascent 1,755 m
Descent 1,756 m

The normal ascent from the Dom hut via the north flank to the Dom is a scenically magnificent high alpine route to the highest inner-Swiss mountain.

5
from Christoph Schumacher,   alpenvereinaktiv.com
Alpine Tour · Pennine Alps
Dom
Premium content Difficulty PD+III-40° difficult
Distance 21.6 km
Duration 17:00 h
Ascent 3,150 m
Descent 3,150 m

Normal route to the Dom, not particularly difficult but extremely long.

No ratings (yet)
from Claudia Kurzböck,   Outdooractive Premium
Alpine Tour · Zermatt - Matterhorn
Dom (4545) via Festi ridge (AD)
recommended route Difficulty ADII55° difficult
Distance 19.9 km
Duration 6:05 h
Ascent 3,197 m
Descent 3,197 m

The Dom is a high alpine mountain that, by taking the variant ascent via the Festi ridge, becomes a rewarding four-thousander for ambitious ...

No ratings (yet)
from Tobias Rungg,   alpenvereinaktiv.com
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