Dad asked what the highest mountain was I climbed (Nadelhorn, 4327 m). Searched for a picture showing him the mountain as I felt it. This was the best I could find (climbed it from the left ridge). Just another world up there.
Climbers on their last meters to the Nadelhorn summit (4327m).
🗓️ July 2020
The Nadelhorn (4327m) also showed itself (no1) next to the Dom (4545m, no2).
The Nadelhorn is my highest climbed mountain. The Dom is the highest mountain, completely on Swiss soil.
Panorama video from the Weissmies over (amongst other) the Mischabel Group above Saas Fee. The Dom is the highest mountain which is completely on Swiss soil (the highest point of Switzerland is the summit of the Dufourspitze at 4'634 m / 15'203 ft, but its base is in Italy and Switzerland).
Strahlhorn (4'190 m)
Rimpfischhorn (4'199 m)
Allalinhorn (4'027m)
Täschhorn (4'491 m)
Dom (4'545 m)
Lenzspitze (4'293 m)
Nadelhorn (4'327 m)
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The highest piece of land I ever touched is the summit of the Nadelhorn 4,327 m (14,196 ft), Switzerland. The normal route starts in Saas Fee and after a night in the Mischabelhütte at 3329 m (10,960 ft) the route continues via the Windjoch to the summit. And yes, that is a snot bubble hanging on the guide's nose. 😃
Sander Meijer
Thom