Matterhorn
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English: The Matterhorn, with 4 478 m the seventh-highest peak of the Alps, is the most famous and most-photographed mountain of Switzerland.
Deutsch: Das Matterhorn ist mit 4478 Metern Höhe der siebthöchste Berg der Alpen.
Polski: Matterhorn, szósty najwyższy szczyt Alp, wysoki na 4478 m.n.p.m. jeden z najbardziej znanych szczytów świata. Najpóźniej zdobyty spośród szczytów Alpejskich.
Slovenščina: Matterhorn je s svojimi 4478 metri nadmorske višine sedmi najvišji vrh Alp in najbolj fotografirana švicarska gora.
Français : Cervin
Italiano: Cervino
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[edit] Northern views
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 From Klein Matterhorn |
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 from Rothorn (3100m) |
 Mirrored in Riffelsee |
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 Dom and Matterhorn |
 Matterhorn from Zermatt, in autumn |
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 Gorner and Grenz glaciers. In the foreground on the bottom right Monte Rosa Hut (2795 metres). Summits in the background from the left to the right: Matterhorn (4478m), Dent Blanche (4357m), Obergabelhorn (4062m) and Wellenkuppe (3903m), Zinalrothorn (4221m) and Weisshorn (4506m). |
[edit] Southern views
 from ski area Breuil/Cervinia |
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 Scala Jordan |
[edit] Huts
 Gandegghütte |
 Hörnlihütte |
 Hörnlihütte |
 Solvayhütte |
[edit] History
 Matterhorn ascent |
 Matterhorn disaster |
 Spelterini (1910) |
 Gornergratbahn (1900) |
[edit] Panoramic images
