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Die 82 Viertausender der Alpen

Summits
82
Highest
4807 mMont Blanc
First ascents
1784–1957

Countries: Schweiz 48 · Italien 37 · Frankreich 25

Die Alpen haben 82 Viertausender – so steht es in der Liste der UIAA, einer 1994 ausgehandelten Festlegung, keinem Naturgesetz. Hier findest du alle 82 auf der Karte und in einer Liste: mit Höhe, Prominenz und dem Jahr der Erstbesteigung. Jeder Gipfel hat eine eigene Seite.

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82 four-thousand-metre peaks of the Alps
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Aiguille Blanche de Peuterey4112 m 178 m 1885 Italien Mont Blanc
Aiguille de Bionnassay4052 m 164 m 1865 Frankreich, Italien Mont Blanc
Aiguille de Rochefort4001 m 106 m 1873 Frankreich, Italien Mont Blanc
Aiguille du Jardin4035 m 37 m 1904 Frankreich Mont Blanc
Aiguille VertePoster4122 m 691 m 1865 Frankreich Mont Blanc
Aiguilles du Diable (Corne du Diable)4064 m 19 m 1925 Frankreich Mont Blanc
Aiguilles du Diable (L’Isolée)4114 m 36 m 1925 Frankreich Mont Blanc
Aiguilles du Diable (Pointe Carmen)4109 m 36 m 1923 Frankreich Mont Blanc
Aiguilles du Diable (Pointe Chaubert)4074 m 57 m 1925 Frankreich Mont Blanc
Aiguilles du Diable (Pointe Médiane)4097 m 40 m 1926 Frankreich Mont Blanc
AletschhornPoster4194 m 1049 m 1859 Schweiz Berner Alpen
Allalinhorn4027 m 260 m 1856 Schweiz Mischabel
Alphubel4203 m 359 m 1860 Schweiz Mischabel
Barre des ÉcrinsPoster4102 m 2044 m 1864 Frankreich Écrins
Bishorn4149 m 88 m 1884 Schweiz Weisshorn
Breithorn Ost (westlicher Breithornzwilling)4138 m 120 m 1813 Italien, Schweiz Breithorn
Breithorn (West)Poster4160 m 440 m 1813 Italien, Schweiz Breithorn
Breithorn (Zentral)4154 m 73 m 1813 Italien, Schweiz Breithorn
Castor4223 m 158 m 1861 Italien, Schweiz Zwillinge
Combin de GrafeneirePoster4310 m 1513 m 1859 Schweiz Grand Combin
Combin de la Tsessette4132 m 50 m 1857 Schweiz Grand Combin
Combin de Valsorey4184 m 58 m 1872 Schweiz Grand Combin
Corno Nero4321 m 42 m 1873 Italien Monte Rosa
Dent BlanchePoster4357 m 899 m 1862 Schweiz Dent Blanche
Dent d’Hérens4173 m 705 m 1863 Italien, Schweiz Dent d’Hérens
Dent du Géant (Pointe Graham)Poster4013 m 139 m 1882 Frankreich, Italien Mont Blanc
Dirruhorn4035 m 124 m 1879 Schweiz Mischabel
DomPoster4545 m 1061 m 1858 Schweiz Mischabel
Dôme de Neige des Écrins4015 m 41 m 1877 Frankreich Écrins
Dôme de Rochefort4015 m 190 m 1881 Frankreich, Italien Mont Blanc
Dôme du Goûter4304 m 68 m 1784 Frankreich Mont Blanc
DufourspitzePoster4634 m 2165 m 1855 Schweiz Monte Rosa
FinsteraarhornPoster4274 m 2278 m 1812 Schweiz Berner Alpen
Gendarm (östlicher Breithornzwilling)4106 m 36 m 1813 Italien, Schweiz Breithorn
Gran ParadisoPoster4061 m 1876 m 1860 Italien Gran Paradiso
Grand Pilier d’Angle4243 m 35 m 1957 Italien Mont Blanc
Grande Rocheuse4102 m 52 m 1865 Frankreich Mont Blanc
Grandes Jorasses (Pointe Croz)4110 m 10 m 1868 Frankreich, Italien Mont Blanc
Grandes Jorasses (Pointe Elena)4045 m 10 m 1898 Frankreich, Italien Mont Blanc
Grandes Jorasses (Pointe Marguerite)4065 m 50 m 1868 Frankreich, Italien Mont Blanc
Grandes Jorasses (Pointe Walker)Poster4208 m 843 m 1868 Frankreich, Italien Mont Blanc
Grandes Jorasses (Pointe Whymper)4180 m 50 m 1865 Frankreich, Italien Mont Blanc
Gross Grünhorn4043 m 303 m 1865 Schweiz Berner Alpen
Grosses Fiescherhorn4049 m 353 m 1862 Schweiz Berner Alpen
Hinteres Fiescherhorn4025 m 102 m 1885 Schweiz Berner Alpen
Hohbärghorn4218 m 78 m 1869 Schweiz Mischabel
JungfrauPoster4158 m 691 m 1811 Schweiz Berner Alpen
LagginhornPoster4010 m 512 m 1856 Schweiz Weissmies
Lauteraarhorn4042 m 128 m 1842 Schweiz Berner Alpen
Lenzspitze4293 m 86 m 1870 Schweiz Mischabel
Les Droites4000 m 204 m 1876 Frankreich Mont Blanc
Liskamm (Ostgipfel)Poster4532 m 380 m 1861 Italien, Schweiz Liskamm
Liskamm (Westgipfel)4477 m 61 m 1864 Italien, Schweiz Liskamm
Ludwigshöhe4341 m 59 m 1822 Italien, Schweiz Monte Rosa
MatterhornPoster4478 m 1042 m 1865 Italien, Schweiz Matterhorn
MönchPoster4107 m 591 m 1857 Schweiz Berner Alpen
Mont BlancPoster4807 m 4697 m 1786 Frankreich, Italien Mont Blanc
Mont Blanc de Courmayeur4748 m 8 m 1877 Frankreich, Italien Mont Blanc
Mont Blanc du Tacul4248 m 219 m 1855 Frankreich Mont Blanc
Mont Brouillard4069 m 39 m 1906 Italien Mont Blanc
Mont Maudit4465 m 162 m 1878 Frankreich, Italien Mont Blanc
Nadelhorn4327 m 207 m 1858 Schweiz Mischabel
Nordend4608 m 92 m 1861 Italien, Schweiz Monte Rosa
Ober Gabelhorn4063 m 536 m 1865 Schweiz Weisshorn
Parrotspitze4431 m 128 m 1863 Italien, Schweiz Monte Rosa
Picco Luigi Amedeo4460 m 45 m 1901 Italien Mont Blanc
Piramide Vincent4215 m 128 m 1819 Italien Monte Rosa
Piz BerninaPoster4048 m 2233 m 1850 Schweiz Bernina
Pollux4087 m 243 m 1864 Italien, Schweiz Zwillinge
Punta Baretti4013 m 56 m 1880 Italien Mont Blanc
Punta Giordani4046 m 5 m 1801 Italien Monte Rosa
RimpfischhornPoster4199 m 647 m 1859 Schweiz Mischabel
Roccia Nera4069 m 30 m 1813 Italien, Schweiz Breithorn
SchreckhornPoster4078 m 795 m 1861 Schweiz Berner Alpen
SignalkuppePoster4554 m 98 m 1842 Italien, Schweiz Monte Rosa
Stecknadelhorn4240 m 29 m 1887 Schweiz Mischabel
Strahlhorn4190 m 413 m 1854 Schweiz Mischabel
Täschhorn4491 m 213 m 1862 Schweiz Mischabel
WeisshornPoster4505 m 1234 m 1861 Schweiz Weisshorn
WeissmiesPoster4011 m 1181 m 1855 Schweiz Weissmies
Zinalrothorn4221 m 491 m 1864 Schweiz Weisshorn
Zumsteinspitze4563 m 112 m 1820 Italien, Schweiz Monte Rosa

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  • Aiguille Verte als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4122 m, Mont-Blanc-Gruppe)
    Aiguille Verte
    Aiguille Verte
    The Aiguille Verte, the “Green Needle”, is located in the Mont Blanc massif, east of Chamonix. With its rocky, pointed shape, it lives up to its name. The Aiguille Verte's massive rock face makes it one of the most challenging mountains to climb in the Alps. In some places the gradient reaches up to 55°, which is why even the normal route through the Whymper Couloir should not be underestimated. Additionally the mountain massif is surrounded by glaciers, which makes the ascent routes even more difficult.
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  • Aletschhorn als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4194 m, Berner Alpen)
    Aletschhorn
    Aletschhorn
    The Aletschhorn is the second-highest summit of the Bernese Alps and is often described as the coldest mountain in the Alps, as it is particularly exposed to cold winds. From the top there is a breathtaking view of the surrounding three- and four-thousand-metre peaks of the Bernese and Valais Alps. Around the Aletschhorn lie the Aletsch Glaciers, which were once connected. The Great Aletsch Glacier is the largest glacier in the entire Alpine region.
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  • Barre des Écrins als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4102 m, Dauphiné-Alpen)
    Barre des Écrins
    Barre des Écrins
    The Barre des Écrins is the Alps' western- and southernmost four-thousander, situated in the Dauphiné-Alps, a wild and rough region in southeastern France. The mountain's north face is covered by the mighty Glacier Blanc, which climbers usually pass on their way to the summit. There are no classic Alpine ski resorts around the mountain but La Grave in the north of the Barre des Écrins has become one of the centers for freeriding and extreme skiing in the Alps.
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  • Breithorn als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4164 m, Walliser Alpen)
    Breithorn
    Breithorn
    The Breithorn is a mountain range in the Pennine Alps whose highest summit carries the same name and lies on the border between Switzerland and Italy. It sits on the main chain of the Alps, roughly halfway between the Matterhorn and Monte Rosa and east of the Theodul Pass. Most of the massif is glaciated and includes several subsidiary peaks, all of them east of the main summit: the Central Breithorn, the western Breithorn Twin, the Gendarme and the Roccia Nera.
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  • Grand Combin als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4314 m, Walliser Alpen)
    Grand Combin
    Grand Combin
    The Grand Combin mountain massif is part of the Pennine Alps in the southwest of the Swiss canton of Vallais. Its three major peaks belong to the highest in the entire Alps. Large parts of the mountains are glaciated which is why people also call it a “giant ice block”. The ascent is dangerous but rewards climbers with a magnificient view over clear mountain lakes.
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  • Dent Blanche als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4357 m, Walliser Alpen)
    Dent Blanche
    Dent Blanche
    The southern neighbour Matterhorn steals a lot of the attention but the pyramid-shaped summit of Dent Blanche is most fascinating nonetheless. From here four ridges run almost perfectly towards the four cardinal points. The first documented ascent of Dent Blanche was accomplished in 1862, three years before the first ascent of the Matterhorn. The chosen route at the time from the south is still the normal route today. The hut of the Swiss Alpine Club Cabane de la Dent-Blanche is a popular starting point for summit attempts.
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  • Dent du Géant als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4013 m, Grajische Alpen)
    Dent du Géant
    Dent du Géant
    The Dent du Géant (the Giant's Tooth) is part of the Mont Blanc massif on the border between France and Italy. The northeast summit which rises up steeply gave the mountain its name. The lower southwest summit is also just above the 4000 meter mark.
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  • Dom als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4545 m, Walliser Alpen)
    Dom
    Dom
    With 4545 metres the Dom is the highest mountain with its entire base completely located in Switzerland. The view from the top offers a spectacular panorama far into the country and over the Monte Rosa massif due to the mountain's high prominence. The Dom is named after the Canon of the Sitten cathedral (in German: "Dom") who took part in the first official surveys of the area. The ski resort “Saas-Fee” is only six kilometres away, and even in the summer allows for some of the highest and most beautiful ski-runs in the entire Alps.
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  • Dufourspitze als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4634 m, Walliser Alpen)
    Dufourspitze
    Dufourspitze
    The Dufourspitze is the highest mountain of Switzerland and the highest peak of Monte Rosa, one of the Alps' most impressive mountain massifs. The Swiss-Italian border runs along about 100 m east of the summit. The mountain is named after Guillaume-Henri Dufour, a Swiss general and topographer who published the first official map of Switzerland in 1845.
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  • Finsteraarhorn als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4274 m, Berner Alpen)
    Finsteraarhorn
    Finsteraarhorn
    The Finsteraarhorn is located in a quite remote are of the Alps, surrounded by uninhabited glacial valleys. Seen from the northeast the summit resembles a shark's fin, from the soutwest it looks like a giant triangle. In spite of being the highest summit of the Bernese Alps the Finsteraarhorn's remote location makes it much less known than the lower peaks of Mönch, Eiger and Jungfrau.
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  • Gran Paradiso als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4061 m, Grajische Alpen)
    Gran Paradiso
    Gran Paradiso
    Situated in the Graian Alps, the Gran Paradiso is regarded as the Alps' easiest four-thousander to climb. Many mountaineers prepare here for the challenge of climbing the nearby Mont Blanc. The first Italian national park which spreads around Gran Paradiso is named after the mountain. The park was established in 1856 to protect the endangered Alpine ibex.
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  • Grandes Jorasses als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4208 m, Grajische Alpen)
    Grandes Jorasses
    Grandes Jorasses
    The summits of the Grandes Jorasses are part of the Mont Blanc massif on the French-Italian border. The highgest peak is Pointe Walker. Besides Eiger and Matterhorn, the Grandes Jorasses' north face is known as one of the greatest challenges for climbers in the Alps.
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  • Jungfrau als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4158 m, Berner Alpen)
    Jungfrau
    Jungfrau
    The Jungfrau is the highest summit of the trio it forms together with the Eiger and the Mönch. The opening of the rack railway to the Jungfraujoch at over 3400 metres in 1912 made the mountain one of the most easily accessible four-thousand-metre peaks in the Alps. The name may have passed over time from the Wengernalp on the northern slope – called Jungfrauenberg by the nuns of the former Interlaken convent – to the Jungfrau itself.
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  • Lagginhorn als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4010 m, Walliser Alpen)
    Lagginhorn
    Lagginhorn
    The Lagginhorn is the second four-thousander in the Weissmies Group in Valais, close to the Italian border. It is also the lowest four-thousander in Switzerland. The ascent of the Lagginhorn is considered to be only slightly more difficult than that of the neighbouring Weissmies, which is only 7 metres higher. The popular normal route to the summit, which was already chosen for the first succesful ascent in 1856, starts in Saas-Grund in the valley and goes via the Weissmieshütte in about 2700 metres.
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  • Liskamm als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4527 m, Walliser Alpen)
    Lyskamm
    Lyskamm
    Between the Matterhorn and Monte Rosa rises the five-kilometre-long Liskamm. Its highest point is the eastern summit. On the north-eastern side of the crest an icy rock face drops away for more than 1000 steep metres, while the heavily crevassed Lys Glacier lies to the south. The eastern summit was first climbed in 1861, and three years later mountaineers traversed the ridge for the first time. That traverse has cost many climbers their lives, which earned the Liskamm the nickname ‘the man-eater’.
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  • Matterhorn als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps auf Papier (4478 m, Walliser Alpen)
    Matterhorn
    Matterhorn
    If the perfect mountain exists, it must be the Matterhorn. Its solitary presence at the end of the Nikolai Valley and its almost perfect tetrahedral shape make the mountain a symbol for the beauty of the Alps and an object of projection for the challenges of Alpinism.
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  • Mönch als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4110 m, Berner Alpen)
    Mönch
    Mönch
    Between the Eiger and the Jungfrau, the Mönch completes the impressive trio in the Bernese Oberland. From the top station of the Jungfrau railway it is just over 600 metres of ascent to the summit, though the climb involves some technical challenges. Only in 1996 did re-measurement show that the mountain is nine metres higher than previously assumed. Geldings – ‘Münche’ in the local dialect – were once summered on pastures on the mountain, and ‘Münchenberg’ later became Mönch.
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  • Mont Blanc als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4809 m, Grajische Alpen)
    Mont Blanc
    Mont Blanc
    Mont Blanc is the highest mountain of France and in the Alps. It appears cliff-like from the south, whereas the impression from the north seems to be of a much rounder and more inviting summit. With a topographic prominence of 4696 meters, Mont Blanc is one of the eleven most prominent mountains on the globe. The community of Chamonix at the foot of the mountain hosted the first predecessor to the Winter Olympics in 1924. Today it is the starting point for a number of exciting freeride ski-runs.
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  • Piz Bernina als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4049 m, Berninagruppe)
    Piz Bernina
    Piz Bernina
    Piz Bernina is the only four-thousander in the Eastern Alps and the most isolated mountain in Switzerland. The first ascent was made by Johann Coaz in 1850. His journal entries show his love for the Alps: “Serious thoughts took hold of us. Greedy eyes surveyed the land up to the distant horizon, and thousands and thousands of mountain peaks surrounded us, rising as rocks from the glittering sea of ice. We stared amazed and awe-struck across this magnificent mountain world.”
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  • Rimpfischhorn als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4199 m, Walliser Alpen)
    Rimpfischhorn
    Rimpfischhorn
    Between Monte Rosa to the south and the Mischabel group to the north, the Rimpfischhorn rises as the highest point of the Allalin group. Its rocky ridge climbs slowly from the north to the highest summit in the south. Seen from the south the mountain therefore appears as a steeply rising triangle of stone, while from the west and east it shows its rocky spikes. The Rimpfischhorn is suited both to high alpine tours in summer and to ski tours in winter.
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  • Schreckhorn als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4078 m, Berner Alpen)
    Schreckhorn
    Schreckhorn
    The Schreckhorn is the northernmost four-thousand-metre peak in Europe. The mighty rock spike rises steeply south of Grindelwald. Together with the Lauteraarhorn, only marginally lower, the Schreckhorn forms an imposing twin summit. It is often described as the most difficult four-thousand-metre peak in the Alps to climb. The mountain is an insider tip for experienced mountaineers, as its out-of-the-way position keeps it fairly empty.
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  • Signalkuppe als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4554 m, Walliser Alpen)
    Signalkuppe
    Signalkuppe
    The Signalkuppe, also called Punta Gnifetti in Italian, is a summit in the Pennine Alps on the border between Italy and Switzerland, and a subsidiary peak of Monte Rosa. The mountain is named after ‘the signal’, a prominent gendarme on the east ridge, which is called the Cresta Signal. The first ascent was made by Giovanni Gnifetti, a parish priest from Alagna Valsesia. The highest building in Europe, the Capanna Margherita, stands on the summit; work began in 1890 with the support of the Italian Crown, and Queen Margherita opened it in 1893.
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  • Weisshorn als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4506 m, Walliser Alpen)
    Weisshorn
    Weisshorn
    The Weisshorn towers north of Zermatt in the Pennine Alps. The main summit of the Weisshorn group has a distinctive pyramid shape with three sharp ridges. Although there are many other four-thousanders in the area, the Weisshorn is relatively free-standing. The rock on the mountain's three faces is quite brittle, which is why they are hardly suitable for climbing. In order to reach the summit an altitude of 3000 meters has to be transcended, requiring a high level of stamina. The route via the southwest ridge is considered to be the most difficult way to the summit.
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  • Weissmies als illustrierter Druck von Marmota Maps (4017 m, Walliser Alpen)
    Weissmies
    Weissmies
    The snow-covered summit of the Weissmies looks as if it were covered in white moss. The mountain owes its name to this: in the local dialect, ‘Mies’ means ‘moss’. Situated in the Valais Alps, the Weissmies is the highest summit of the Weissmies group and gives it its name. It was first climbed in 1855 and is considered one of the easier four-thousand-metre peaks to ascend. From the summit the view sweeps across the neighbouring peaks of the group and the Mischabel range to Monte Rosa, and down into the Saas valley to Saas-Fee in the west and the Simplon valley in the east.
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Die Gipfel stammen aus der Datenbasis unserer Karte „82 Viertausender der Alpen“ (Liste 2026). Sie folgt der Liste der UIAA – einer 1994 ausgehandelten Festlegung, keinem Naturgesetz. Woher jede Höhe stammt, steht auf der Seite des Gipfels.