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This peak towers to 3,883 metres and amazingly you can get up there on an aerial tramway.It’s the highest location in Europe accessible by this form of transportation.At the top you’ll reach the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise where there’s a tunnel leading you through to the Breithorn Plateau, a vast glacier on the south side of the peak.Temperatures are perennially below zero up here, at Europe’s highest summer ski area, so don’t forget to dress the part.Be sure to make descent into the Glacier Grotto, cut from the ice and decorated with frozen sculptures.Now, if you want to tell your friends that you’ve climbed a 4,000-metre mountain you can scale the Breithorn.What you don’t have to tell them is this peak is considered the easiest of all the 4,000-metre peaks to climb.You’ll need a qualified mountain guide, but the adventure begins after ascending the Klein Matterhorn on the aerial tramway.From there it’s a three-hour round trip to and from the highest point of the Breithorn.While the trek is never too demanding, the slopes are glaciated, with all the difficulty that entails, and the air is of course much thinner at this elevation.One of a few unforgettable excursions in Zermatt is the highest open-air rack railway in Europe.The Gornergrat Bahn shuttles up to the observation platform at Gornergrat, just over 3,000 metres above sea level through a mountain wilderness where no fewer than 29 peaks rise above 4,000 metres.It might be hard to believe but the railway was laid as long ago as 1896 when it became the world’s first fully electrified rack line.The trip takes 33 minutes and the train courses over ravines and through stone pine and larch forest.Finally you’ll arrive at the platform, in the centre of a small tourist development and where the scenery almost defies description.The Matterhorn is hard to ignore, but you can also view the Dufourspitze, Switzerland highest mountain at 4,634 metres and the Gorner Glacier, the second-largest in the Alps.In the shadow of the Matterhorn is the ultimate destination for a ski holiday.Zermatt is a nexus point of a network of 54 funiculars, lifts and cable-cars and more than 360 kilometres of pistes.As we’ve seen on the Breithorn plateau skiing is even available in the height of summer because of the glaciers and low temperatures at high altitude.Lower slopes are blanketed with snow as early and late as November and April for an extended season.People who want a more intrepid ski experience could hire a mountain guide who knows the terrain like the back of his or her hand and will take you off piste.There are also dozens of restaurants high in unexpected perches, and a friendly Après Ski in the centre of Zernatt and at stations like Sunnegga.Pick a clear day for another mountain journey you won’t soon forget.In Zermatt you’ll board a funicular that climbs through the centre of the mountain to Sunnegga.From there you can a gondola over Alpine pastures to Blauherd.And lastly, from Blauherd you can hop on a state-of-the-art cable car, with space for 100 passengers in each cabin, for an epic ride to the top of Unterrothorn.Once again, there’s a restaurant on the summit, and the views of the Matterhorn, glaciers and Monte Rosa massif are almost too good to be true on clear days.But Unterrothorn is also a station for mountain activities.In summer people embark on gruelling hikes from this point or use the slopes for paragliding.And in winter the pistes start right next to the upper station.With so many wonders in the vicinity you might forget to spend some time on Zermatt’s car-free lanes.A lot of the village’s history relates to early tourism and alpinism, like the Monte Rosa Hotel, the oldest hotel in Zermatt, opened in 1855 where Edmund Whymper and the rest of his team stayed before their ascent.The “Old Village” is like an open-air museum, made up of some 30 typical “Walser” houses.And in July and August kids will love seeing the herd of shaggy Valais Blackneck goats passing through the village at 09:00 and 17:00.The Matterhorn arouses wonder and trepidation in equal measure, and Zermatt’s museum should answer any questions you have about the mountain.The museum is arranged like a traditional Alpine village, with galleries contained in 14 authentic buildings that were dismantled and rebuilt in this underground space.Each of these handles a different aspect of the nature and history of the notorious peak.In the “Mountain Guide’s House” special attention is paid to the ascent by Edward Whymper and his party in 1865.

High in the Valais Alps the village of Zermatt lies beneath the incomparable and legendary Matterhorn. This Swiss resort town sitting at 1,600 meters is part of the home stretch of the classic Haute Route, which has helped bolster its reputation into one of the best high mountain skiing destinations in the world. There are a number of reasons why Zermatt is a regular at the top of every adventurer’s holiday list. It was! We stayed two nights at the end of June at the Omina. In summer depending on your planned activities in Zermatt, there are various possibilities. Benutzer freundlich möglich. Claim your listing for free to respond to reviews, update your profile and much more.This is the version of our website addressed to speakers of Prices are the average nightly price provided by our partners and may not include all taxes and fees. The staff was wonderful and charming, and provided helpful advises for our hiking trips. And in this Alpine playground you can do things that you might not have dreamed possible, like walk through a glacier, go skiing in mid-summer and climb one of Europe’s highest mountains. Timetable

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