Matterhorn north face

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The Matterhorn north face is the steep, imposing side of the iconic Alpine peak that towers above the Swiss village of Zermatt and is renowned among climbers for its difficulty and dramatic appearance.

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Matterhorn north face canonical 2
Matterhorn North Face 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain face
north face
climbingSeason early autumn
summer
climbingType alpine climbing
ice climbing
mixed climbing
comparedWith Eiger North Face
surface form: Eiger north face

Grandes Jorasses north face
country Switzerland
difficultyRating very difficult
firstAscentBy Franz Schmid NERFINISHED
Toni Schmid
firstAscentRoute Schmid Route
firstAscentYear 1931
forms iconic skyline above Zermatt
hasRoute Schmid Route
classic north face route
hazard avalanches
icefall
rapidly changing weather
rockfall
isPartOfViewOf Matterhorn north aspect
knownFor dramatic appearance
serious alpine climbing routes
steepness
technical difficulty
locatedIn Alps
Pennine Alps NERFINISHED
notableFor historical north face ascents in the Alps
orientation north
overlooks Zermatt
partOf Alpine north faces
Matterhorn
great north faces of the Alps
popularityAmong elite alpinists
relativeHeight very high
requires acclimatization to altitude
high alpine experience
rock climbing skills
technical ice skills
riskLevel high
slopeCharacter very steep
visibilityFrom Zermatt

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Zermatt hasViewOf Matterhorn north face
Grandes Jorasses north face comparedWith Matterhorn north face
Eiger North Face associatedWith Matterhorn north face
this entity surface form: Matterhorn North Face