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Central Monte Rosa massif, with Dufourspitze to the south (right) and Nordend to the north (left), the Monte Rosa Glacier right below on its western w
Central Monte Rosa massif, with Dufourspitze to the south (right) and Nordend to the north (left), the Monte Rosa Glacier right below on its western wing, the upper Gorner Glacier on the left, and the Grenzgletscher to the right. The nearly vertical eastern wall (behind, not visible) has a height greater than the visible part in front.
The Macugnaga wall rises ca. 2400 m above the upper Anzasca Valley and is one of the highest mountain walls in the Alps.
The Macugnaga wall rises ca. 2400 m above the upper Anzasca Valley and is one of the highest mountain walls in the Alps.
The Monte Rosa with Po Valley behind it, under a layer of clouds
The Monte Rosa with Po Valley behind it, under a layer of clouds
The east and north side with the 600-metre-high (2,000 ft) north face of the Nordend (as seen from the Strahlhorn)
The east and north side with the 600-metre-high (2,000 ft) north face of the Nordend (as seen from the Strahlhorn)
The Bouquetins (left) seen from Col Collon
The Bouquetins (left) seen from Col Collon