NW flank
2:30–3 h · F · Cabane de Tracuit CAS
Europe / Pennine Alps
Switzerland · 4,149 m
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The usual NW glacier ascent is shorter than the Mergasch itinerary from Turtmannhütte.
Wikidata description: mountain in the Pennine Alps. Imported context (CC0); retrieved 2026-10-05, not independently reviewed.
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2 source-linked entries · research checked 2026-10-07. The inventory remains incomplete.
Starting point: 2 of 2 · Difficulty with grading system: 2 of 2 · Elevation gain: 2 of 2 · Duration: 2 of 2 · Season: 0 of 2
0 historical entries. These counts describe published entries, not all possible routes. Current access is not established.
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| Route | Activity / direction | Difficulty / system | Starting point | Elevation gain | Duration | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NW flank | AlpinismAscent | FSAC alpine overall grade | Cabane de Tracuit CAS | 895 mPublished cumulative ascent, not summit altitude | 2:30–3 hPublished ascent from stated start; approach and return excluded | Source 1 ↗ |
| NE side via Mergasch | AlpinismAscent | PDSAC alpine overall grade | Turtmannhütte SAC | 1700 mPublished cumulative ascent, not summit altitude | 5:15–6 hPublished ascent from stated start; approach and return excluded | Source 1 ↗ |
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SAC · Bishorn route listings · source checked 2026-10-07
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SAC · Bishorn route listings · source checked 2026-10-07
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No. That listing begins at Tracuit, after the separate long hut approach.
No. The listings differ in grade, climbing metres and ascent time. Current passage remains unconfirmed.
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2:30–3 h · F · Cabane de Tracuit CAS
5:15–6 h · PD · Turtmannhütte SAC
Cabane de Tracuit CAS or Turtmannhütte SAC; approach details require separate planning.
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