rozcestník;
česká republika:
Krkonoše,
Šumava,
Jizerské hory,
Králický Sněžník,
Jeseníky;
slovensko:
Malá Fatra,
Roháče,
Vysoké Tatry;
rakousko:
Totes Gebirge,
Solná komora,
Dachstein,
Hoher Sonnblick,
Ankogel,
Wiesbachhorn,
Grossvenediger,
Zillertálské Alpy,
Habicht,
Stubaiské Alpy,
Ötztálské Alpy;
švýcarsko:
Bernské Alpy,
Walliské Alpy;
itálie:
Gran Pilastro,
Monte Vioz;
slovinsko:
Julské Alpy;
bulharsko:
Rila;
řecko: Dírfi;
maroko: Jebel Toubkal;
gruzie: Kazbek;
arménie: Aragats;
írán: Sabalan;
nepál: Langtang Himal;
čína: Lamo She Shan;
Walliské Alpy - popisy výstupů
from the Almageller Hut to the summit of Weissmies
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start point: Almageller Hut (2896m)
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final point: Weissmies (4020m)
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time required to ascend: 
4hrs to 5hrs
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height meters in ascend: 
1200m
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huts on the way: no
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watter on the way: last fluid water is only some 100 metres above the hut
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route number: up from the Zwischbergen pass not marked
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i made this climb: August 2005
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equipment: ice axe, crampons, harness, helmet, rope if you have problems with II UIAA terrain
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difficulty: PD ; UIAA II ; height above 3500m, with fresh snow the climb to the south peak could be troublesome if are without rope, the final glacier ridge could be tricky if there's not enough snow; generally nothing for rookies - some experience needed!
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intro:
- the ascend of Weissmies is one the more easy among the Valais 4000enders (it's a bit easier than the climb to the neighbour peak of Lagginhorn)
- there's no glacier crossing, rock II UIAA
- during the high season one has to count with full hut a other teams on the way (as on nearly every Valais 4000+ peak)
- the waking-up time at Almageller Hut is around 4AM
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route description:
- the first part of the climb is an easy walk on the marked route up to the Zwischbergenpass (3268m)
- but this section is usually made in the dark and it can be hard to find the right way - right below the saddle one should not follow the smooth rock plate, but walk more to the left
- firstly the path leads to the southern pass (3243m) and from here it follows the ridge to the main col (3268m), where the marked path ends
South Peak of Weissmies (3972m) seen from the Zwischbergenpass
- in the saddle one has to decide if to follow the rocky ridge or if to walk a bit more to the right and reach the final rocky part to the South peak over a large snow field
- concerning time, it's much faster to walk over the snow
- the snowfield is not more than 40° steep
- at app. 3750m the rock scramble starts, few pitches are II UIAA, one maybe II+
- take care of fresh snow on the rocks
- over the blocks you get to the South peak - 3972m
- here starts the final snow ridge, which connects the South and the Main peak
final snow ridge connects the South and the Main peak
- the difficulty of this section is determinated by snow conditions of course - in every case take crampons and ice axe with you
- if you'll have a clear sky on the summit, you could admire Monte Rosa, Mischabelgruppe range, Berner Alps, neighbouring Lagginhorn, Bernina in the east and last but not least view towards Italy, especially towards the Lago Maggiore (it is said, that if the visibility is very good one can see the Dome in Milano ;-)
