List of highest mountains of Switzerland

This is a list of the highest mountains of Switzerland. This list only includes summits above 3,600 metres (11,811 ft) with a topographic prominence of at least 30 metres. Note that this list includes many secondary summits that are typically not considered mountains (in the strict sense of the term) but that are mainly of climbing interest. For a list of major summits only, without elevation cut-off, see List of mountains of Switzerland.

Dom, Matterhorn and Weisshorn

The International Climbing and Mountaineering Federation defines a summit in the Alps as independent, if the connecting ridge between it and a higher summit drops at least 30 m (a prominence/drop of 30 m, with the lowest point referred to as the "key col"). There are over 250 such summits exceeding 3,600 m in Switzerland,[1] all located in the High Alps, in five cantons:[Nb 1] Valais, Bern, Graubünden, Uri, and Glarus. All mountain heights and prominences on the list are from the largest-scale maps available.[2]

List
Mountain Elevation[2] Prominence[2] Coordinates Range Canton(s) First[3]
ascent
Dufourspitze
(Monte Rosa)		 4,634 m
(15,203 ft)		 2,165 m
(7,103 ft)		 45°56′13″N 07°52′01″E Pennine Alps Valais 1855
Nordend 4,609 m
(15,121 ft)		 94 m
(308 ft)		 45°56′32″N 07°52′12″E Pennine Alps Valais 1861
Zumsteinspitze 4,563 m
(14,970 ft)		 110 m
(360 ft)		 45°55′55″N 07°52′17″E Pennine Alps Valais 1820
Signalkuppe 4,554 m
(14,941 ft)		 102 m
(335 ft)		 45°55′38″N 07°52′37″E Pennine Alps Valais 1842
Dom 4,545 m
(14,911 ft)		 1,046 m
(3,432 ft)		 46°05′38″N 07°51′32″E Pennine Alps Valais 1858
Lyskamm 4,533 m
(14,872 ft)		 381 m
(1,250 ft)		 45°55′20″N 07°50′08″E Pennine Alps Valais 1861
Weisshorn 4,506 m
(14,783 ft)		 1,235 m
(4,052 ft)		 46°06′05″N 07°42′57″E Pennine Alps Valais 1861
Täschhorn 4,491 m
(14,734 ft)		 210 m
(690 ft)		 46°05′01″N 07°51′26″E Pennine Alps Valais 1862
Western Liskamm 4,479 m
(14,695 ft)		 62 m
(203 ft)		 45°55′39″N 07°49′19″E Pennine Alps Valais
Matterhorn 4,478 m
(14,692 ft)		 1,042 m
(3,419 ft)		 45°58′35″N 07°39′31″E Pennine Alps Valais 1865
Parrotspitze 4,432 m
(14,541 ft)		 136 m
(446 ft)		 45°55′11″N 07°52′17″E Pennine Alps Valais 1863
Dent Blanche 4,357 m
(14,295 ft)		 915 m
(3,002 ft)		 46°02′03″N 07°36′43″E Pennine Alps Valais 1862
Ludwigshöhe 4,341 m
(14,242 ft)		 58 m
(190 ft)		 45°55′02″N 07°51′44″E Pennine Alps Valais
Grand Gendarme 4,331 m
(14,209 ft)		 71 m
(233 ft)		 46°06′26″N 07°42′43″E Pennine Alps Valais
Nadelhorn 4,327 m
(14,196 ft)		 206 m
(676 ft)		 46°06′32″N 07°51′51″E Pennine Alps Valais 1858
Grand Combin (de Grafeneire) 4,314 m
(14,154 ft)		 1,517 m
(4,977 ft)		 45°56′15″N 07°17′57″E Pennine Alps Valais 1859
Lenzspitze 4,294 m
(14,088 ft)		 86 m
(282 ft)		 46°06′17″N 07°52′06″E Pennine Alps Valais 1870
Finsteraarhorn 4,274 m
(14,022 ft)		 2,280 m
(7,480 ft)		 46°32′14″N 08°07′34″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais 1829
Castor
(Zwillinge)		 4,228 m
(13,871 ft)		 165 m
(541 ft)		 45°55′20″N 07°47′34″E Pennine Alps Valais 1861
Zinalrothorn 4,221 m
(13,848 ft)		 490 m
(1,610 ft)		 46°03′54″N 07°41′25″E Pennine Alps Valais 1864
Hohberghorn 4,219 m
(13,842 ft)		 75 m
(246 ft)		 46°06′46″N 07°51′14″E Pennine Alps Valais 1869
Alphubel 4,206 m
(13,799 ft)		 359 m
(1,178 ft)		 46°03′47″N 07°51′50″E Pennine Alps Valais 1860
Rimpfischhorn 4,199 m
(13,776 ft)		 642 m
(2,106 ft)		 46°01′24″N 07°53′03″E Pennine Alps Valais 1859
Aletschhorn 4,193 m
(13,757 ft)		 1,029 m
(3,376 ft)		 46°27′54″N 07°59′38″E Bernese Alps Valais 1859
Strahlhorn 4,190 m
(13,750 ft)		 401 m
(1,316 ft)		 46°00′48″N 07°54′06″E Pennine Alps Valais 1854
Combin de Valsorey 4,184 m
(13,727 ft)		 57 m
(187 ft)		 45°56′17″N 07°17′26″E Pennine Alps Valais
Dent d'Hérens 4,174 m
(13,694 ft)		 701 m
(2,300 ft)		 45°58′12″N 07°36′19″E Pennine Alps Valais 1863
Breithorn
(Western Summit)		 4,164 m
(13,661 ft)		 439 m
(1,440 ft)		 45°56′28″N 07°44′56″E Pennine Alps Valais 1813
Central Breithorn 4,159 m
(13,645 ft)		 83 m
(272 ft)		 45°56′20″N 07°45′23″E Pennine Alps Valais
Jungfrau 4,158 m
(13,642 ft)		 687 m
(2,254 ft)		 46°32′12″N 07°57′45″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais 1811
Bishorn 4,153 m
(13,625 ft)		 120 m
(390 ft)		 46°07′04″N 07°42′53″E Pennine Alps Valais 1884
western Breithorn Twin
(Eastern Breithorn)		 4,139 m
(13,579 ft)		 117 m
(384 ft)		 45°56′14″N 07°46′02″E Pennine Alps Valais
Combin de la Tsessette 4,135 m
(13,566 ft)		 52 m
(171 ft)		 45°56′34″N 07°18′39″E Pennine Alps Valais
Mönch 4,107 m
(13,474 ft)		 584 m
(1,916 ft)		 46°33′30″N 07°59′50″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais 1857
Gendarm
(eastern Breithorn Twin)		 4,106 m
(13,471 ft)		 40 m
(130 ft)		 45°56′09″N 07°46′14″E Pennine Alps Valais
Pollux
(Zwillinge)		 4,092 m
(13,425 ft)		 247 m
(810 ft)		 45°55′40″N 07°47′07″E Pennine Alps Valais 1864
Schreckhorn 4,078 m
(13,379 ft)		 788 m
(2,585 ft)		 46°35′24″N 08°07′05″E Bernese Alps Bern 1861
Roccia Nera
(Breithorn)		 4,075 m
(13,369 ft)		 30 m
(98 ft)		 45°55′57″N 07°46′31″E Pennine Alps Valais
Ober Gabelhorn 4,063 m
(13,330 ft)		 536 m
(1,759 ft)		 46°02′19″N 07°40′05″E Pennine Alps Valais 1865
Piz Bernina 4,049 m
(13,284 ft)		 2,234 m
(7,329 ft)		 46°22′56″N 09°54′29″E Bernina Range Grisons 1850
Gross Fiescherhorn 4,049 m
(13,284 ft)		 398 m
(1,306 ft)		 46°33′05″N 08°03′41″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais 1862
Gross Grünhorn 4,044 m
(13,268 ft)		 305 m
(1,001 ft)		 46°31′55″N 08°04′40″E Bernese Alps Valais 1865
Lauteraarhorn 4,042 m
(13,261 ft)		 128 m
(420 ft)		 46°35′02″N 08°07′42″E Bernese Alps Bern 1842
Dürrenhorn 4,035 m
(13,238 ft)		 123 m
(404 ft)		 46°07′11″N 07°50′53″E Pennine Alps Valais 1879
Allalinhorn 4,027 m
(13,212 ft)		 255 m
(837 ft)		 46°02′46″N 07°53′41″E Pennine Alps Valais 1856
Hinter Fiescherhorn 4,025 m
(13,205 ft)		 102 m
(335 ft)		 46°32′47″N 08°04′04″E Pennine Alps Valais
Weissmies 4,017 m
(13,179 ft)		 1,186 m
(3,891 ft)		 46°07′40″N 08°00′44″E Pennine Alps Valais 1855
Lagginhorn 4,010 m
(13,160 ft)		 511 m
(1,677 ft)		 46°09′26″N 08°00′11″E Pennine Alps Valais 1856
Piz Zupò 3,996 m
(13,110 ft)		 405 m
(1,329 ft)		 46°22′06″N 09°55′53″E Bernina Range Grisons 1863
Adlerhorn 3,988 m
(13,084 ft)		 58 m
(190 ft)		 46°00′33″N 07°53′21″E Pennine Alps Valais
Fletschhorn 3,985 m
(13,074 ft)		 297 m
(974 ft)		 46°10′04″N 08°00′11″E Pennine Alps Valais 1854
Gletscherhorn 3,983 m
(13,068 ft)		 346 m
(1,135 ft)		 46°30′46″N 07°58′04″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais 1867
Schalihorn 3,975 m
(13,041 ft)		 225 m
(738 ft)		 46°05′04″N 07°42′18″E Pennine Alps Valais
Rottalhorn 3,972 m
(13,031 ft)		 87 m
(285 ft)		 46°31′55″N 07°58′02″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais
Piz Scerscen 3,971 m
(13,028 ft)		 89 m
(292 ft)		 46°22′42″N 09°54′02″E Bernina Range Grisons 1877
Eiger 3,967 m
(13,015 ft)		 362 m
(1,188 ft)		 46°34′39″N 08°00′19″E Bernese Alps Bern 1858
Jägerhorn 3,970 m
(13,020 ft)		 58 m
(190 ft)		 45°57′08″N 07°52′38″E Pennine Alps Valais
Pointe Sud de Moming 3,963 m
(13,002 ft)		 70 m
(230 ft)		 46°04′23″N 07°41′43″E Pennine Alps Valais
Grand Cornier 3,962 m
(12,999 ft)		 431 m
(1,414 ft)		 46°03′07″N 07°36′41″E Pennine Alps Valais 1865
Ebnefluh 3,962 m
(12,999 ft)		 196 m
(643 ft)		 46°30′29″N 07°57′11″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais
Agassizhorn 3,946 m
(12,946 ft)		 197 m
(646 ft)		 46°32′48″N 08°06′52″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais
Piz Argient 3,945 m
(12,943 ft)		 99 m
(325 ft)		 46°21′57″N 09°55′31″E Bernina Range Grisons 1869
Piz Roseg 3,937 m
(12,917 ft)		 415 m
(1,362 ft)		 46°22′25″N 09°52′59″E Bernina Range Grisons 1865
Bietschhorn 3,934 m
(12,907 ft)		 806 m
(2,644 ft)		 46°23′30″N 07°51′03″E Bernese Alps Valais 1859
Trugberg 3,933 m
(12,904 ft)		 306 m
(1,004 ft)		 46°32′48″N 08°00′55″E Bernese Alps Valais 1871
Ulrichshorn 3,925 m
(12,877 ft)		 75 m
(246 ft)		 46°31′54″N 07°58′02″E Pennine Alps Valais
Bellavista 3,922 m
(12,867 ft)		 82 m
(269 ft)		 46°22′25″N 09°55′56″E Bernina Range Grisons 1868
Klein Grünhorn 3,913 m
(12,838 ft)		 63 m
(207 ft)		 46°32′12″N 08°04′26″E Bernese Alps Valais
Gross Wannenhorn 3,906 m
(12,815 ft)		 626 m
(2,054 ft)		 46°29′38″N 08°05′49″E Bernese Alps Valais 1864
Wellenkuppe 3,903 m
(12,805 ft)		 76 m
(249 ft)		 46°02′31″N 07°40′40″E Pennine Alps Valais
Aiguille d'Argentière 3,901 m
(12,799 ft)		 473 m
(1,552 ft)		 45°57′36″N 07°01′12″E Mont Blanc massif Valais 1864
Piz Palü 3,901 m
(12,799 ft)		 213 m
(699 ft)		 46°22′42″N 09°57′38″E Bernina Range Grisons 1866
Gobba di Rollin 3,889 m
(12,759 ft)		 83 m
(272 ft)		 45°55′27″N 07°44′04″E Pennine Alps Valais
Klein Fiescherhorn 3,895 m
(12,779 ft)		 65 m
(213 ft)		 46°33′20″N 08°04′32″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais
Mittaghorn 3,892 m
(12,769 ft)		 193 m
(633 ft)		 46°29′54″N 07°55′47″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais
Feechopf 3,888 m
(12,756 ft)		 62 m
(203 ft)		 46°02′59″N 07°52′58″E Pennine Alps Valais
Klein Matterhorn 3,883 m
(12,740 ft)		 88 m
(289 ft)		 45°56′18″N 07°43′47″E Pennine Alps Valais 1789
Pointe du Mountet 3,877 m
(12,720 ft)		 42 m
(138 ft)		 46°03′34″N 07°41′07″E Pennine Alps Valais
Fiescher Gabelhorn 3,876 m
(12,717 ft)		 152 m
(499 ft)		 46°30′08″N 08°05′03″E Bernese Alps Valais
Ruinette 3,875 m
(12,713 ft)		 851 m
(2,792 ft)		 45°58′45″N 07°24′01″E Pennine Alps Valais 1865
Mont Blanc de Cheilon 3,870 m
(12,700 ft)		 174 m
(571 ft)		 45°59′35″N 07°25′02″E Pennine Alps Valais 1865
Chamm 3,866 m
(12,684 ft)		 101 m
(331 ft)		 46°30′06″N 08°04′45″E Bernese Alps Valais
Pointe Nord de Moming 3,863 m
(12,674 ft)		 86 m
(282 ft)		 46°04′40″N 07°42′00″E Pennine Alps Valais
Grünegghorn 3,860 m
(12,660 ft)		 65 m
(213 ft)		 46°31′35″N 08°04′25″E Bernese Alps Valais
Crast' Agüzza 3,854 m
(12,644 ft)		 149 m
(489 ft)		 46°22′50″N 09°54′25″E Bernina Range Grisons 1865
Schönbühlhorn 3,854 m
(12,644 ft)		 95 m
(312 ft)		 46°29′53″N 08°05′28″E Bernese Alps Valais
Punta Carrel 3,841 m
(12,602 ft)		 41 m
(135 ft)		 45°58′17″N 07°36′56″E Pennine Alps Valais
Bouquetins 3,838 m
(12,592 ft)		 490 m
(1,610 ft)		 45°58′56″N 07°32′43″E Pennine Alps Valais 1871
Tour Noir 3,837 m
(12,589 ft)		 302 m
(991 ft)		 45°56′56″N 07°02′15″E Mont Blanc massif Valais 1876
Brunegghorn 3,833 m
(12,575 ft)		 293 m
(961 ft)		 46°07′33″N 07°44′45″E Pennine Alps Valais
Tour de Boussine 3,833 m
(12,575 ft)		 97 m
(318 ft)		 45°56′11″N 07°19′26″E Pennine Alps Valais
Nesthorn 3,821 m
(12,536 ft)		 636 m
(2,087 ft)		 46°24′48″N 07°55′34″E Bernese Alps Valais 1865
Mont Dolent 3,820 m
(12,530 ft)		 330 m
(1,080 ft)		 45°55′21″N 07°02′46″E Mont Blanc massif Valais 1864
Dreieckhorn 3,811 m
(12,503 ft)		 188 m
(617 ft)		 46°28′41″N 08°01′12″E Bernese Alps Valais
Cima di Jazzi 3,803 m
(12,477 ft)		 243 m
(797 ft)		 45°58′52″N 07°53′41″E Pennine Alps Valais
Tête de Valpelline 3,799 m
(12,464 ft)		 234 m
(768 ft)		 45°58′31″N 07°34′52″E Pennine Alps Valais
Schinhorn 3,797 m
(12,457 ft)		 422 m
(1,385 ft)		 46°27′06″N 07°56′48″E Bernese Alps Valais 1869
Pigne d'Arolla 3,796 m
(12,454 ft)		 249 m
(817 ft)		 45°59′28″N 07°27′18″E Pennine Alps Valais 1865
Balfrin 3,796 m
(12,454 ft)		 235 m
(771 ft)		 46°08′06″N 07°52′49″E Pennine Alps Valais
Fluchthorn 3,795 m
(12,451 ft)		 71 m
(233 ft)		 46°01′17″N 07°54′52″E Pennine Alps Valais
Pointe de Zinal 3,789 m
(12,431 ft)		 301 m
(988 ft)		 46°01′37″N 07°37′50″E Pennine Alps Valais 1870
La Serpentine 3,789 m
(12,431 ft)		 154 m
(505 ft)		 45°59′04″N 07°26′00″E Pennine Alps Valais
Breithorn (Blatten) 3,785 m
(12,418 ft)		 251 m
(823 ft)		 46°26′08″N 07°53′38″E Bernese Alps Valais
Breithorn (Lauterbrunnen) 3,780 m
(12,400 ft)		 443 m
(1,453 ft)		 46°28′43″N 07°52′36″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais 1865
Grosshorn 3,754 m
(12,316 ft)		 190 m
(620 ft)		 46°29′12″N 07°54′39″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais
Aiguille de l'A Neuve 3,753 m
(12,313 ft)		 63 m
(207 ft)		 45°57′11″N 07°02′10″E Mont Blanc massif Valais
Piz Morteratsch 3,751 m
(12,306 ft)		 324 m
(1,063 ft)		 46°24′10″N 09°54′06″E Bernina Range Grisons 1858
Kinhorn 3,750 m
(12,300 ft)		 105 m
(344 ft)		 46°04′38″N 07°50′02″E Pennine Alps Valais
Kleines Aletschhorn 3,747 m
(12,293 ft)		 50 m
(160 ft)		 46°28′03″N 07°58′38″E Bernese Alps Valais
Sattelhorn 3,745 m
(12,287 ft)		 121 m
(397 ft)		 46°28′06″N 07°57′56″E Bernese Alps Valais 1883
Kranzberg 3,742 m
(12,277 ft)		 92 m
(302 ft)		 46°31′20″N 07°58′52″E Bernese Alps Valais
Fieschergrat 3,742 m
(12,277 ft)		 91 m
(299 ft)		 46°33′05″N 08°05′18″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais
Geisshorn 3,740 m
(12,270 ft)		 157 m
(515 ft)		 46°26′28″N 08°00′21″E Bernese Alps Valais
Hohgwächte 3,740 m
(12,270 ft)		 82 m
(269 ft)		 46°06′14″N 07°50′27″E Pennine Alps Valais
Klein Lauteraarhorn 3,737 m
(12,260 ft)		 117 m
(384 ft)		 46°34′44″N 08°08′21″E Bernese Alps Bern
Trifthorn 3,728 m
(12,231 ft)		 70 m
(230 ft)		 46°03′06″N 07°40′42″E Pennine Alps Valais
Mont Vélan 3,726 m
(12,224 ft)		 620 m
(2,030 ft)		 45°53′30″N 07°15′06″E Pennine Alps Valais 1779
Evêque 3,716 m
(12,192 ft)		 647 m
(2,123 ft)		 45°57′52″N 07°30′10″E Pennine Alps Valais 1867
Combin de Corbassière 3,716 m
(12,192 ft)		 312 m
(1,024 ft)		 45°58′41″N 07°16′50″E Pennine Alps Valais 1851
Testa del Leone 3,715 m
(12,188 ft)		 135 m
(443 ft)		 45°58′16″N 07°38′36″E Pennine Alps Valais
La Singla 3,714 m
(12,185 ft)		 452 m
(1,483 ft)		 45°56′45″N 07°28′19″E Pennine Alps Valais 1867
Anungrat 3,714 m
(12,185 ft)		 85 m
(279 ft)		 46°29′06″N 07°56′23″E Bernese Alps Valais
Mont Durand 3,713 m
(12,182 ft)		 169 m
(554 ft)		 46°02′02″N 07°39′02″E Pennine Alps Valais
Tête Blanche 3,710 m
(12,170 ft)		 153 m
(502 ft)		 45°59′15″N 07°34′30″E Pennine Alps Valais
Silberhorn 3,707 m
(12,162 ft)		 57 m
(187 ft)		 46°32′32″N 07°56′56″E Bernese Alps Bern 1863
Punta Maria Cristina 3,706 m
(12,159 ft)		 71 m
(233 ft)		 45°58′20″N 07°37′13″E Pennine Alps Valais
Wetterhörner (Mittelhorn) 3,704 m
(12,152 ft)		 579 m
(1,900 ft)		 46°38′07″N 08°07′29″E Bernese Alps Bern 1845
Le Pleureur 3,704 m
(12,152 ft)		 467 m
(1,532 ft)		 46°00′59″N 07°22′09″E Pennine Alps Valais 1867
Tournelon Blanc 3,700 m
(12,100 ft)		 159 m
(522 ft)		 45°58′11″N 07°19′20″E Pennine Alps Valais
Rotstock 3,699 m
(12,136 ft)		 118 m
(387 ft)		 46°26′07″N 08°00′07″E Bernese Alps Valais
Balmhorn 3,698 m
(12,133 ft)		 1,022 m
(3,353 ft)		 46°25′30″N 07°41′37″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais 1864
Walcherhorn 3,693 m
(12,116 ft)		 83 m
(272 ft)		 46°33′36″N 08°02′06″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais
Tête de Milon 3,693 m
(12,116 ft)		 43 m
(141 ft)		 46°07′07″N 07°41′29″E Pennine Alps Valais
Wetterhorn 3,692 m
(12,113 ft)		 202 m
(663 ft)		 46°38′20″N 08°06′56″E Bernese Alps Bern 1844
Rosenhorn 3,689 m
(12,103 ft)		 193 m
(633 ft)		 46°37′55″N 08°08′14″E Bernese Alps Bern
Grande Aiguille 3,682 m
(12,080 ft)		 223 m
(732 ft)		 45°57′01″N 07°15′53″E Pennine Alps Valais
Pointe Kurz 3,676 m
(12,060 ft)		 174 m
(571 ft)		 45°56′18″N 07°02′08″E Mont Blanc massif Valais
Dent de Perroc 3,676 m
(12,060 ft)		 408 m
(1,339 ft)		 46°02′22″N 07°31′23″E Pennine Alps Valais 1871
Pointe des Genevois 3,674 m
(12,054 ft)		 54 m
(177 ft)		 46°02′12″N 07°31′33″E Pennine Alps Valais
Aiguille de la Tsa 3,668 m
(12,034 ft)		 251 m
(823 ft)		 46°01′17″N 07°31′20″E Pennine Alps Valais
Besso 3,668 m
(12,034 ft)		 149 m
(489 ft)		 46°04′39″N 07°39′32″E Pennine Alps Valais 1862
Combin de Boveire 3,663 m
(12,018 ft)		 173 m
(568 ft)		 45°57′53″N 07°16′15″E Pennine Alps Valais
Petit Combin 3,663 m
(12,018 ft)		 113 m
(371 ft)		 45°59′07″N 07°16′06″E Pennine Alps Valais
Blüemlisalp(horn) 3,661 m
(12,011 ft)		 874 m
(2,867 ft)		 46°29′20″N 07°46′21″E Bernese Alps Bern 1860
Blanc de Moming 3,661 m
(12,011 ft)		 79 m
(259 ft)		 46°04′25″N 07°39′52″E Pennine Alps Valais
Pointe de Bricola 3,658 m
(12,001 ft)		 68 m
(223 ft)		 46°03′45″N 07°35′30″E Pennine Alps Valais
Bärglistock 3,656 m
(11,995 ft)		 220 m
(720 ft)		 46°36′56″N 08°08′27″E Bernese Alps Bern
Portjengrat (Pizzo d'Andolla) 3,654 m
(11,988 ft)		 411 m
(1,348 ft)		 46°06′03″N 08°02′05″E Pennine Alps Valais 1871
Mitre de l'Evêque 3,654 m
(11,988 ft)		 131 m
(430 ft)		 45°58′07″N 07°30′23″E Pennine Alps Valais
Hugihorn 3,647 m
(11,965 ft)		 82 m
(269 ft)		 46°34′22″N 08°08′49″E Bernese Alps Bern
La Sâle 3,646 m
(11,962 ft)		 112 m
(367 ft)		 46°01′25″N 07°22′19″E Pennine Alps Valais
Aiguilles Rouges d'Arolla 3,644 m
(11,955 ft)		 789 m
(2,589 ft)		 46°03′19″N 07°26′01″E Pennine Alps Valais 1870
Doldenhorn 3,638 m
(11,936 ft)		 654 m
(2,146 ft)		 46°28′08″N 07°44′05″E Bernese Alps Bern 1862
Mont Collon 3,637 m
(11,932 ft)		 208 m
(682 ft)		 45°58′35″N 07°30′17″E Pennine Alps Valais 1867
Studerhorn 3,634 m
(11,923 ft)		 226 m
(741 ft)		 46°31′58″N 08°08′52″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais
Dammastock 3,630 m
(11,910 ft)		 1,466 m
(4,810 ft)		 46°38′36″N 08°25′16″E Uri Alps Uri/Valais 1864
Oberaarhorn 3,629 m
(11,906 ft)		 244 m
(801 ft)		 46°31′53″N 08°10′28″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais
Altels 3,629 m
(11,906 ft)		 101 m
(331 ft)		 46°25′44″N 07°40′42″E Bernese Alps Bern/Valais
Gross Fusshorn 3,627 m
(11,900 ft)		 123 m
(404 ft)		 46°25′49″N 07°59′53″E Bernese Alps Valais
Bigerhorn 3,626 m
(11,896 ft)		 32 m
(105 ft)		 46°08′42″N 07°52′14″E Pennine Alps Valais
Tödi (Piz Russein) 3,614 m
(11,857 ft)		 1,570 m
(5,150 ft)		 46°48′40″N 08°54′53″E Glarus Alps Glarus/Grisons 1824
Grande Fourche 3,610 m
(11,840 ft)		 275 m
(902 ft)		 45°58′35″N 07°01′16″E Mont Blanc massif Valais
Barrhorn 3,610 m
(11,840 ft)		 267 m
(876 ft)		 46°09′21″N 07°44′03″E Pennine Alps Valais
Piz Prievlus 3,610 m
(11,840 ft)		 79 m
(259 ft)		 46°23′47″N 09°54′26″E Bernina Range Grisons
Les Diablons 3,609 m
(11,841 ft)		 379 m
(1,243 ft)		 46°08′33″N 07°40′16″E Pennine Alps Valais 1863
Schwarzberghorn 3,609 m
(11,841 ft)		 54 m
(177 ft)		 45°59′49″N 07°54′32″E Pennine Alps Valais
Schneestock 3,608 m
(11,837 ft)		 38 m
(125 ft)		 46°38′52″N 08°25′19″E Uri Alps Uri/Valais
Piz Cambrena 3,606 m
(11,831 ft)		 161 m
(528 ft)		 46°23′16″N 09°58′52″E Bernina Range Grisons

See also

Notes
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References
  1. Christian Thöni. "Directory of the mountains of Switzerland" (private site) (in German). Retrieved 2019-06-04.
  2. All mountain heights and prominences are from the 1:25,000 swisstopo topographic maps: "National Map 1:25,000" (official site). Wabern, Switzerland: Federal Office of Topography - swisstopo. 12 March 2019. Retrieved 2019-06-04.
  3. The three main sources for first ascent data are:
    For the Western Alps; W.A.B. Coolidge, The Alps in nature and history, Methuen & Co, London, 1908.
    For the Central Alps; Gottlieb Studer, Über Eis und Schnee: Die höchsten Gipfel der Schweiz und die Geschichte ihrer Besteigung, Volumes 1-3, Schmid & Francke, Bern, 1896-1899.
    For the Eastern Alps: Die Erschließung der Ostalpen, Volumes 1-3, German and Austrian Alpine Club, Berlin, 1894.
    Given are the years for the first recorded ascents. In many cases local people or surveyors made earlier ascents. In particular, chamois and ibex hunters are expected to have reached many summits. Years in italics indicate that it is known that an earlier ascent was made, for example by the presence of artifacts on top or the summit's prior use as a triangulation point.


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