Alpine 4000m Peaks : Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering : SummitPost

Dynamic Table of Alpine 4000ers

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Rank	Summit Post Link	Main Summit Name	Minor Summit Name	Group	Height Meters	Height Feet	UIAA	Blodig	McLevin	Goedeke
1		Mont Blanc / Monte Bianco		Montblanc Group	4807	15772	main	B	L	G
2		Mont Blanc / Monte Bianco	Mont Blanc de Courmayeur	Montblanc Group	4748	15578	main		L	G
3		Mont Blanc / Monte Bianco	La Tourette	Montblanc Group	4677	15345	minor
4		Dufourspitze / Punta Dufour		Pennine Alps	4634	15204	main	B	L	G
5		Dufourspitze / Punta Dufour	Ostgipfel (east summit)	Pennine Alps	4630	15191	minor			G
6		Dufourspitze / Punta Dufour	Grenzgipfel	Pennine Alps	4618	15152	minor		L	G
7		Nordend		Pennine Alps	4609	15122	main	B	L	G
8		Dufourspitze / Punta Dufour	west summit	Pennine Alps	4600	15093				G
9		Mont Blanc / Monte Bianco	Frêney Gr. Chandelle *)	Montblanc Group	4600	15093				G
10		Zumsteinspitze / Punta Zumstein		Pennine Alps	4563	14971	main	B	L	G
11		Signalkuppe / Punta Gnifetti		Pennine Alps	4556	14948	main	B	L	G
12		Signalkuppe / Punta Gnifetti	east ridge gendarm	Pennine Alps	4550	14929				G
13		Mont Blanc / Monte Bianco	Petite Bosse	Montblanc Group	4547	14919	minor			G
14		Dom		Pennine Alps	4545	14912	main	B	L	G
15		Nordend	south ridge knoll	Pennine Alps	4542	14902				G
16		Lyskamm	orientale (east summit)	Pennine Alps	4527	14853	main	B	L	G
17		Mont Blanc / Monte Bianco	Grande Bosse	Montblanc Group	4513	14807	minor			G
18		Weißhorn		Pennine Alps	4505	14781	main	B	L	G
19		Dufourspitze / Punta Dufour	upper west ridge summit	Pennine Alps	4499	14761				G
20		Täschhorn		Pennine Alps	4491	14735	main	B	L	G
21		Lyskamm	occidentale (west summit)	Pennine Alps	4480	14699	main		L	G
22		Dom	west summit	Pennine Alps	4479	14696				G
23		Matterhorn / Monte Cervino		Pennine Alps	4477	14689	main	B	L	G
24		Matterhorn / Monte Cervino	vetta italiana (west summit)	Pennine Alps	4476	14686	minor			G
25		Pic Luigi Amedeo/ Pic Louis Amédée	no page on SP *)	Montblanc Group	4469	14663	main		L	G
26		Dom	Grand Gendarme (NE ridge summit)	Pennine Alps	4468	14660	minor			G
27		Mont Maudit		Montblanc Group	4465	14650	main	B	L	G
28		Zumsteinspitze / Punta Zumstein	southwest ridge knoll	Pennine Alps	4463	14643				G
29		Lyskamm	west summit, east point	Pennine Alps	4450	14600				G
30		Lyskamm	west summit, west point	Pennine Alps	4447	14591				G
31		Parrotspitze / Punta Parrot		Pennine Alps	4432	14541	main	B	L	G
32		Lyskamm	Sattelkuppe	Pennine Alps	4430	14535				G
33		Täschhorn	north ridge summit	Pennine Alps	4404	14450				G
34		Dufourspitze / Punta Dufour	lower west ridge summit	Pennine Alps	4385	14387				G
35		Mont Maudit	upper south shoulder	Montblanc Group	4369	14335				G
36		Weißhorn	upper north ridge knoll	Pennine Alps	4362	14312				G
37		Mont Maudit	lower south shoulder	Montblanc Group	4361	14308				G
38		Dent Blanche		Pennine Alps	4357	14295	main	B	L	G
39		Aiguille de la Belle Etoile	(east of "La Tourette" at Mont Blanc)	Montblanc Group	4349	14269	minor
40		Mont Maudit	Epaule (northwest summit)	Montblanc Group	4345	14256				G
41		Ludwigshöhe		Pennine Alps	4341	14243	main	B	L	G
42		Mont Maudit	northeast summit	Montblanc Group	4336	14226				G
43		Lyskamm	Cima di Scoperta (east shoulder)	Pennine Alps	4335	14223				G
44		Weißhorn	Grand Gendarme (north ridge)	Pennine Alps	4331	14210	minor			G
45		Nadelhorn		Pennine Alps	4327	14197	main	B	L	G
46		Schwarzhorn / Corno Nero		Pennine Alps	4321	14177	main	B	L	G
47		Grand Combin de Grafeneire		Pennine Alps	4314	14154	main	B	L	G
48		Dôme du Goûter		Montblanc Group	4304	14121	main		L	G
49		Lenzspitze		Pennine Alps	4294	14089	main	B	L	G
50		Nadelhorn	northwest summit	Pennine Alps	4290	14075				G
51		Mont Maudit	Pointe Mieulet	Montblanc Group	4287	14066	minor		L	G
52		Dufourspitze / Punta Dufour	lowest west ridge summit	Pennine Alps	4280	14043				G
53		Nadelhorn	south ridge, upper gendarme	Pennine Alps	4280	14043				G
54		Finsteraarhorn		Bernese Alps	4274	14023	main	B	L	G
55		Lyskamm	Il Naso del Lyskamm / Schneedomspitze	Pennine Alps	4272	14016	minor		L	G
56		Nadelhorn	south ridge, lower gendarme	Pennine Alps	4270	14010				G
57		Dôme du Goûter	Pointe Bayeux	Montblanc Group	4258	13970	minor
58		Mont Blanc du Tacul		Montblanc Group	4248	13938	main	B	L	G
59		Mont Blanc du Tacul	punta E (eastsummit)	Montblanc Group	4247	13934	minor			G
60		Aiguille du Croissant		Pennine Alps	4243	13921	minor		L	G
61		Mont Blanc / Monte Bianco	south ridge, Grande Pilier d'Angle *)	Montblanc Group	4243	13921	main			G
62		Matterhorn / Monte Cervino	Pic Tyndall	Pennine Alps	4241	13915	minor			G
63		Stecknadelhorn		Pennine Alps	4241	13915	main	B	L	G
64		Lenzspitze	big north ridge gendarme	Pennine Alps	4240	13911				G
65		Nadelhorn	south ridge, lower knoll	Pennine Alps	4235	13895				G
66		Castor		Pennine Alps	4226	13866	main	B	L	G
67		Zinalrothorn		Pennine Alps	4221	13849	main	B	L	G
68		Hohberghorn		Pennine Alps	4219	13843	main	B	L	G
69		Piramide Vincent		Pennine Alps	4215	13829	main	B	L	G
70		Zinalrothorn	Kanzel	Pennine Alps	4210	13813				G
71		Grandes Jorasses	Pointe Walker	Montblanc Group	4208	13806	main	B	L	G
72		Alphubel		Pennine Alps	4206	13800	main	B	L	G
73		Castor	north summit	Pennine Alps	4205	13797				G
74		Weißhorn	lower big north ridge knoll	Pennine Alps	4203	13790				G
75		Lyskamm	southwest ridge knoll	Pennine Alps	4201	13783				G
76		Lenzspitze	south ridge gendarme	Pennine Alps	4200	13780				G
77		Rimpfischhorn		Pennine Alps	4199	13777	main	B	L	G
78		Aletschhorn		Bernese Alps	4195	13764	main	B	L	G
79		Strahlhorn		Pennine Alps	4190	13747	main	B	L	G
80		Weißhorn	upper small north ridge head	Pennine Alps	4190	13747				G
81		Alphubel	north summit - Goedeke	Pennine Alps	4188	13741				G
82		Matterhorn / Monte Cervino	Picco Muzio *)	Pennine Alps	4187	13738	minor
83		Castor	southeast summit	Pennine Alps	4185	13731				G
84		Grand Combin de Valsorey		Pennine Alps	4184	13728	main		L	G
85		Grandes Jorasses	Pointe Whymper	Montblanc Group	4184	13728	main		L	G
86		Rimpfischhorn	south summit	Pennine Alps	4180	13715				G
87		Weißhorn	lower small north ridge head	Pennine Alps	4180	13715				G
88		Roccia della Scoperta / Entdeckungsfels	(near Colle del Lys, Monte Rosa massif)	Pennine Alps	4178	13708	minor
89		Weißhorn	east ridge tower	Pennine Alps	4178	13708				G
90		Rimpfischhorn	5th north ridge peak	Pennine Alps	4175	13698				G
91		Täschhorn	southeast shoulder	Pennine Alps	4175	13698				G
92		Felikhorn / Punta Felik	the real, at Castor	Pennine Alps	4174	13695			L	G
93		Dent d'Hérens		Pennine Alps	4171	13685	main	B	L	G
94		Balmenhorn		Pennine Alps	4167	13672	minor			G
95		Finsteraarhorn	southeast summit	Bernese Alps	4167	13672				G
96		Alphubel	south summit	Pennine Alps	4166	13669	minor
97		Breithorn		Pennine Alps	4165	13665	main	B	L	G
98		Breithorn	midsummit	Pennine Alps	4160	13649	main		L	G
99		Rimpfischhorn	4th north ridge peak	Pennine Alps	4160	13649				G
100		Jungfrau		Bernese Alps	4158	13642	main	B	L	G
101		Bishorn		Pennine Alps	4153	13626	main	B	L	G
102		Rimpfischhorn	south shoulder	Pennine Alps	4150	13616				G
103		Zinalrothorn	Bosse	Pennine Alps	4150	13616				G
104		Dent d'Hérens	La Corne (pre summit)	Pennine Alps	4148	13610	minor			G
105		Breithornzwillinge / Gemello del Breithorn	western twin	Pennine Alps	4141	13587	main		L	G
106		Grand Combin de la Tsessette		Pennine Alps	4141	13587	main		L	G
107		Rimpfischhorn	3rd north ridge peak	Pennine Alps	4140	13649				G
108		Bishorn	Pointe Burnaby	Pennine Alps	4135	13567	minor			G
109		Rimpfischhorn	2nd north ridge peak	Pennine Alps	4130	13551				G
110		Alphubel	northeast summit	Pennine Alps	4128	13544	minor
111		Aiguille Verte		Montblanc Group	4122	13524	main	B	L	G
112		Grand Combin de la Tsessette	west summit	Pennine Alps	4121	13521				G
113		Dufourspitze / Punta Dufour	upper southwest ridge tower	Pennine Alps	4120	13518				G
114		Rimpfischhorn	1st north ridge peak	Pennine Alps	4120	13518				G
115		Zinalrothorn	Gabel Tower	Pennine Alps	4120	13518				G
116		Alphubel	north summit - UIAA	Pennine Alps	4116	13505	minor
117		Aiguilles du Diable	L'Isolée / Pointe Blanchard	Montblanc Group	4114	13498	main		L	G
118		Aiguille Blanche	Pointe Güßfeldt	Montblanc Group	4112	13491	main	B	L	G
119		Grandes Jorasses	Pointe Croz	Montblanc Group	4110	13485	main		L	G
120		Aiguilles du Diable	Pointe Carmen	Montblanc Group	4109	13482	main		L	G
121		Weißhorn	Signalkuppe (north ridge)	Pennine Alps	4109	13482				G
122		Rimpfischhorn	Grand Gendarme (north ridge)	Pennine Alps	4108	13478	minor			G
123		Aiguille Blanche	Pointe Seymour King	Montblanc Group	4107	13475	minor		L	G
124		Mont Maudit	P.Androsace (southeast ridge)	Montblanc Group	4107	13475	minor			G
125		Breithornzwillinge / Gemello del Breithorn	eastern twin	Pennine Alps	4106	13472	main			G
126		Aiguille Blanche	Pointe Jones	Montblanc Group	4104	13465	minor		L	G
127		Grande Rocheuse	no page on SP *)	Montblanc Group	4102	13459	main	B	L	G
128		Barre des Ecrins		Dauphiné Alps	4101	13455	main	B	L	G
129		Mont Blanc du Tacul	Tour Rouge (eastbuttress)	Montblanc Group	4100	13452				G
130		Zinalrothorn	Sphinx	Pennine Alps	4100	13452				G
131		Mönch		Bernese Alps	4107	13476	main	B	L	G
132		Dent Blanche	Grand Gendarme	Pennine Alps	4098	13446	minor			G
133		Aiguilles du Diable	Pointe Médiane	Montblanc Group	4097	13442	main		L	G
134		Felikhorn / Punta Felik	the wrong: Felikjoch knoll	Pennine Alps	4093	13429	minor			G
135		Lenzspitze	Grand Gendarme (east ridge)	Pennine Alps	4091	13423	minor			G
136		Pollux		Pennine Alps	4091	13423	main	B	L	G
137		Jungfrau	Wengener Jungfrau	Bernese Alps	4089	13416	minor			G
138		Finsteraarhorn	northwest ridge knoll	Bernese Alps	4088	13413				G
139		Grand Combin de la Tsessette	Gendarme a SE (southeast ridge tower)	Pennine Alps	4088	13413	minor
140		Mont Maudit	Northwestface, P.4087	Montblanc Group	4087	13409				G
141		Aletschhorn	northeast ridge knoll	Bernese Alps	4086	13406				G
142		Barre des Ecrins	Pic Lory	Dauphiné Alps	4086	13406	minor		L	G
143		Schreckhorn		Bernese Alps	4078	13380	main	B	L	G
144		Breithorn	Roccia Nera / Schwarzfluh	Pennine Alps	4075	13370	main		L	G
145		Dent d'Hérens	Gendarme Crochu	Pennine Alps	4075	13370	minor			G
146		Aiguilles du Diable	Pointe Chaubert	Montblanc Group	4074	13367	main		L	G
147		Aletschhorn	Westnorthwest ridge knoll	Bernese Alps	4071	13357				G
148		Aiguilles du Diable	Corne du Diable	Montblanc Group	4069	13350	main		L	G
149		Mont Blanc du Tacul	Pilier du Diable	Montblanc Group	4067	13344	minor			G
150		Grandes Jorasses	Pointe Marguerite	Montblanc Group	4066	13341	main		L	G
151		Mont Maudit	Terzo pilastro del Col Maudit	Montblanc Group	4064	13334	minor
152		Obergabelhorn		Pennine Alps	4063	13331	main	B	L	G
153		Gran Paradiso		Graian Alps	4061	13324	main	B	L	G
154		Schreckhorn	east summit	Bernese Alps	4060	13321				G
155		Gran Paradiso	madonna summit	Graian Alps	4058	13314				G
156		Dôme du Goûter	Pointe Bravais	Montblanc Group	4057	13311	minor
157		Mont Brouillard	no page on SP *)	Montblanc Group	4053	13298	main	B	L	G
158		Aiguille de Bionnassay		Montblanc Group	4052	13295	main	B	L	G
159		Weißhorn	Lochmatter Tower	Pennine Alps	4050	13288				G
160		Groß Fiescherhorn		Bernese Alps	4049	13285	main	B	L	G
161		Piz Bernina		Bernina Group	4049	13285	main	B	L	G
162		Punta Giordani		Pennine Alps	4046	13275	main	B	L	G
163		Grandes Jorasses	Pointe Hélène	Montblanc Group	4045	13272	main		L	G
164		Groß Grünhorn		Bernese Alps	4043	13265	main	B	L	G
165		Lauteraarhorn		Bernese Alps	4042	13262	main	B	L	G
166		Mont Blanc / Monte Bianco	Pic Eccles	Montblanc Group	4041	13259	minor		L	G
167		Dent d'Hérens	L'Epaule	Pennine Alps	4040	13255	minor
168		Aiguille du Jardin		Montblanc Group	4035	13239	main	B	L	G
169		Dürrenhorn		Pennine Alps	4035	13239	main	B	L	G
170		Mont Maudit	Gendarme del Col Maudit	Montblanc Group	4032	13229	minor
171		Allalinhorn		Pennine Alps	4027	13213	main	B	L	G
172		Mont Blanc du Tacul	eastface, P.4027	Montblanc Group	4027	13213				G
173		Aiguille du Jardin	Pointe Eveline	Montblanc Group	4026	13209	minor			G
174		Dufourspitze / Punta Dufour	lower southwest ridge tower	Pennine Alps	4026	13209				G
175		Gran Paradiso	Il Roc	Graian Alps	4026	13209	minor		L	G
176		Hinter Fiescherhorn		Bernese Alps	4025	13206	main	B	L	G
177		Aiguille Verte	Pointe Croux	Montblanc Group	4023	13199	minor		L	G
178		Weißmies		Pennine Alps	4023	13199	main	B	L	G
179		Piz Bernina	Punta Perrucchetti / La Spalla / La Spedla	Bernina Group	4020	13190	minor		L	G
180		Zinalrothorn	Épaule	Pennine Alps	4017	13180	minor			G
181		Dôme de Neige des Ecrins		Dauphiné Alps	4015	13173	main		L	G
182		Dôme de Rochefort	no page on SP *)	Montblanc Group	4015	13173	main	B	L	G
183		Gran Paradiso	mid summit	Graian Alps	4015	13173				G
184		Grande Rocheuse	P.4015 at Col Armand Charlet*)	Montblanc Group	4015	13173				G
185		Lauteraarhorn	Northwest ridge gendarme I	Bernese Alps	4015	13173				G
186		Dent du Géant / Dente del Gigante		Montblanc Group	4013	13167	main	B	L	G
187		Punta Baretti	no page on SP *)	Montblanc Group	4013	13167	main	B	L	G
188		Lauteraarhorn	northwest ridge gendarme II	Bernese Alps	4011	13160				G
189		Lagginhorn		Pennine Alps	4010	13157	main	B	L	G
190		Dent du Géant / Dente del Gigante	Pointe Sella	Montblanc Group	4009	13154				G
191		Rimpfischhorn	west summit	Pennine Alps	4009	13154				G
192		Mont Brouillard	southwest ridge head *)	Montblanc Group	4005	13140				G
193		Mont Blanc / Monte Bianco	Piton des Italiens	Montblanc Group	4003	13134	minor
194		Aiguille de Rochefort		Montblanc Group	4001	13127	main	B	L	G
195		Les Droites		Montblanc Group	4000	13124	main	B	L	G

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Some Remarks

The table above contains a complete list of the Alpine 4000ers, and in the chapters below I added some information for the interested about how the list was created and from which sources. The 4000 meter peaks were always of big interest for the mountaineers, but, as always when something is related to artificial numbers there is a crux:

When is a summit a summit ?

In the next section you can read how UIAA answered that question, but I give also a short introduction to 3 mountaineers who created also such a list.

The current list above is a combined table of the 4 above mentioned lists.

A few words: The table contains direct links to all summits on SP, so that people can easily see (red text color) which mountains are still missing on SummitPost.
If you add a new mountain page for one of the missing summits, please let me know (at best via PM), so that I can include it!

For the minor summits I either linked the main mountain page, or, if that is a better fit, a route page (e.g. at Pic Tyndall at Matterhorn, or the Bosses knolls at the Gouter route, Mont Blanc).
If you think there is for something somewhere a better fit, please let me also know.

However, all of that depends more on subjective taste than anything else, so please let's discuss these issues, I'm open for any recommendations for changes, if they are well founded.

UIAA: List Info

The UIAA (Union Internationale Des Associations d'Alpinisme - International mountaineering and climbing federation) sent out the UIAA bulletin 145 in march 1994 (in french, italian, german, english) to end the endless discussions, what a real 4000m summit is and what not. So they declared some sort of "official" summits and gave also an interesting definition of what a summit is (no joke):

Basics:

A summit in the broadest sense of the word is a point which has a higher altitude compared to the surrounding flatlands,
Each summit must be autonomous, must be of mountaineering interest and must own other properties to count as a 4000er,
An ascertained amount of summits with defined morphological properties fulfills this criteria automatically and is just added to the list. For other summits at the border of acceptability, criteria were defined which will be described below.
This list was made especially for mountaineers, and is therefore not only based on topografical criteria, but also on other, more subjective, criteria, which may change with the evolution of mountaineering.

Selection criteria and special cases:

Topografical: to fulfill this criteria, the summit must have more than 30m (approx. 100 feet) height difference to the next neighboring notch or saddle. The horizontal distance (if to close) to the face of a neighboring mountain can be also taken into consideration.
Morphological: takes the overall structure of the peak into consideration (e.g. for shoulders, knolls, pre-summits),
Mountaineering: the importance of the summit from a mountaineering standpoint, e.g. qualitative, historical or often climbed.

Based on this criteria the UIAA defined 82 "official" 4000ers, but there is also the so called "extended list", which defines 46 additional summits.
Currently in my list above the "official" summits are marked with "main", and the summits of the extended list with "minor".

Karl Blodig: List Info

Karl Blodig (1859-1956) was an austrian mountaineer, who was the first person to climb all 4000er summits of the alps.
His list of 61 summits was at the time of his life undisputed (he climbed 68, but only declared 61 as "summits" in his book).
He wrote a book about these ascents: "Die Viertausender der Alpen".

Will McLewin: List Info

Will McLewin (born 1940) is an english mountaineer, who was the first Briton known to climb all 4000ers without guides, and many of them solo.
His list contains 53 main and 39 minor summits, so a sum of 92.

Richard Goedeke: List Info

Richard Goedeke (born 1939) is a german teacher, writer, politician (green party) and mountaineering addict. He is one of the best german climbers and mountaineers of his time (e.g. Jorasses Walker buttress), wrote many guidebooks and other mountaineering books.
His list is the biggest and contains 181 points of interest, which cannot be necessarily all called summits. He differentiates of course between main summits and minor summits.
However, I liked his complete list, because it can be used as a reference for all of the others.

Why Is There No Link For This Summit ?

Mont Blanc (Frêney Gr. Chandelle): want to link it to a currently not existing route page (Freney buttress)
Pic Luigi Amadeo: There is currently no mountain page on SP for it, but I would also link it to the Brouillard ridge route, if it would exist.
Mont Blanc (S-ridge, Grande Pilier d'Angle): want to link it to a currently not existing route page (Peuterey ridge)
Picco Muzio: want to link it to a currently not existing route page (Furggen ridge)
Grande Rocheuse: Could link it to Aiguille Verte, though I would prefer a separate mountain page
Mont Brouillard: There is currently no mountain page on SP
Dôme de Rochefort: There is currently no mountain page on SP, though there is one for the lower Aiguille de Rochefort
Grande Rocheuse (P.4015 at Col Armand Charlet): belongs to above mentioned missing mountain page
Punta Baretti: I would link it to the mountain page of Mont Brouillard, which is still missing
Mont Brouillard (southwest ridge head): belongs to above mentioned missing mountain page

If you have added a page which covers one of the missing peaks above, please let me know that via mail or my summitpost inbox, because I'm not very often logged in except in autumn, and I usually don't check every time if there is a new page available.
I would be happy to add any missing links.

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	Andino	Re: One great handbook
	Voted 10/10	You're welcome. I made a book list about South-America. It would be good to have the same for the Alps one day. http://www.summitpost.org/list/236402/The-Andes-Guidebooks-Maps.html
		Posted Nov 17, 2006 10:00 am

Andino

One great handbook

Voted 10/10

Very hard to find now, but there is a great handbook, gathering all 4000m alpine peaks, called :

"4000 des Alpes" by Richard Goedeke - Oct. 2003

(ISBN : 2907781634)

Posted Oct 10, 2006 3:53 pm


	herbie	Re: One great handbook
	Hasn't voted	Yes, I own this book in the German version. Thanks for the idea to add a book section.
		Posted Nov 16, 2006 8:06 pm


	Andino	Re: One great handbook
	Voted 10/10	You're welcome. I made a book list about South-America. It would be good to have the same for the Alps one day. http://www.summitpost.org/list/236402/The-Andes-Guidebooks-Maps.html
		Posted Nov 17, 2006 10:07 am

Rafa Bartolome

Roccia Nera

Voted 10/10

you can change the link of Breithorn / Roccia Nera to my page if you want:

http://www.summitpost.org/mountain/rock/502961/roccia-nera-schwarzfluh.html

it's not an important peak but it's interesting

great page

Posted Sep 3, 2009 8:09 am

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