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Roy Lindman
Ivalo, Nevada, Finland
My name is Roy. I live in Finland, speak a few languages and I have also studied management. My hobbies are merely editing Internet and photography. I speak fluently; Finnish, Swedish and English and I have good knowledge in some other languages too. Wellcome too see my photos and climbing stories ! My latest climb is Matterhorn and Hörnli Ridge. When summer 2013 comes I will try a technically difficult (TD) climb near Zermatt to improve my skills and understanding. Please mail me if you are climbing in July. I am also a member of Swiss Alpine Club SAC.
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My Peakware Content
Peaks
- Alcazaba (Iberian Peninsula, Spain, Europe)
- Beenkeragh (Ireland, Europe)
- Grenzgipfel (Switzerland, Europe)
- Grosses Wiesbachhorn (Austria, Europe)
- Har Meron (Israel, Asia)
- Haut de Cry (Switzerland, Europe)
- Le Grammont (Switzerland, Europe)
- Mittlerer Burgstall (Austria, Europe)
- Ostspitze (Switzerland, Europe)
- Picacho Alto (Spain, Europe)
- Riffelhorn (Switzerland, Europe)
- Schalihorn (Switzerland, Europe)
- Trevenque (Iberian Peninsula, Spain, Europe)
- Unter Aschhorn (Switzerland, Europe)
- Unter Gabelhorn (Switzerland, Europe)
- Wellenkuppe (Switzerland, Europe)
- Wisse Schijen (Switzerland, Europe)
- Wisshorn (Switzerland, Europe)
Summit Logs
- Log #21455 (Alcazaba)
- Log #22095 (Alcazaba)
- Log #22139 (Cantaro Magro)
- Log #21532 (Carrantuohill)
- Log #22042 (Dom)
- Log #22214 (Dufourspitze)
- Log #21895 (Har Meron)
- Log #21723 (Hohe Munde)
- Log #21772 (Kampenwand)
- Log #22330 (Matterhorn)
- Log #21624 (Moncayo)
- Log #22094 (Picacho Alto)
- Log #21641 (Trevenque)
- Log #22219 (Weisshorn)
- Log #22041 (Wisshorn)
Routes
- Alcazaba via Gran Espolon and west face (on Alcazaba)
- Dufourspitze normal route via higher west ridge (on Dufourspitze)
My Photos
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- Picacho Alto
Photo by Roy Lindman
View towards six peaks and Dilar. - Picacho Alto
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Picacho Alto range as seen from the village of Dilar. The highest peak is on the right side. October. - Picacho Alto
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View towards Corazon de la Sandia and Los Gallos mountains. Veleta mountain can be seen higher roughly in the middle. - Carrantuohill
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Carrantuohill and Hags Tooth. - Trevenque
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Trevenque from west side. The old mountain road lower down. The road continues also towards the canyons of Rio Dilar. - Carrantuohill
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View towards Carrantuohill and the river Gaddagh - Carrantuohill
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Carrantuohill from Hags Glen, The Devils Ladders can be seen going down from the lowest point of the ridge - Carrantuohill
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Loch Caille and an tiny island in the middle, just before The Devils Ladders - Mulhacen
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Mulhacen, 3478m, facing south with nearing clouds. On the night of 15th the peaks were covered by snow. I saw this from Granada where thunder was banging all night. October. - Mulhacen
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Mulhacen, 3478m. A bird after food, it really was! - Alcazaba
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Puntal de Vacares from north east side. The ridge is rough to go on but not difficult. Alcazaba on the right side. - Moncayo
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Lobera peak from the east side. - Moncayo
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Moncayo from road, north east side. - Moncayo
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A shelter next to road and parking place, the Lobera peak is at the south side. - Carrantuohill
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McGillyGuddys Reeks from the river Gaddagh, November - Carrantuohill
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On the top of The Devils Ladders and view back to Loch Caille, - Mulhacen
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Siete Lagunas, ibexes. - Mulhacen
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View towards Mulhacen at 2000 meters height and the wide canyon of Rio Poqueira. - Mulhacen
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Siete Lagunas. Photo is taken around 200 meters lower at 3200 meters height on the east cliffs of Mulhacen. Beautiful to watch and wonder ! - Mulhacen
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A tiny spring on the west side of Mulhacen 2 at 3000 meters height. This water really is fresh ! - Mulhacen
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Stony and broken east cliffs of Mulhacen. - Mulhacen
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A hut near Mulhacen 2, which is only a quarter of hours walk from Mulhacen. This one is small, but more windproof than the bigger hut on the top of Mulhacen. - Mulhacen
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Footpath near Poqueira hut at 2500 meters height, from here this splendid path leads to Capileira (1400m) following river Rio Poqueira very close. Plenty of water available ! This walk takes around 4 hours and total of 6 hours when climbing down from the Mulhacen. Go straight down from Mulhacen 2 and you will go allmost birdway to Capileira. There is also hostals (B&Bs) in Bubion and Pampaneira where I stayed. - Alcazaba
Photo by Roy Lindman
Alcazaba from east side, photo is taken from Puntal de Vacares. - Alcazaba
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Alcazaba from Lagunas de Calderetas, Climbing day on the 5th of September 2008. - Alcazaba
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Here starts the ridge Gran Espolon leading on the Alcazaba's north face. River on the left flows down from Prado de la Mina and the river on the right from Laguna Mosca. - Alcazaba
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North face of Alcazaba at 3100 m. I hour 15 minutes climb up. - Alcazaba
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Alcazaba north face, 3200m. Plenty of loose stones. - Alcazaba
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Mulhacen the highest peak in Spain from Alcazaba mountain. - Alcazaba
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Two peaks at the south side of Alcazaba (No names, when going down one comes to Siete Lagunas, also on the same terrain, but some hundred meters apart towards south) - Alcazaba
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North face of Alcazaba as seen from the ridge, which leads on the mountain at the right side of the Mulhacen. About seven hours walk from Guejar Sierra. - Mulhacen
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Mulhacen, view towards Veleta, Cuerda de la Dehesa - Mulhacen
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Mulhacen, view towards south west and the river Rio Poqueira (Capileira, Bubion, Pampaneira). - Carrantuohill
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Top of the Carrantuohill, surrounded by snow and clouds. - Carrantuohill
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Top of the Caher mountain, 1001m, from Caher Ridge, which starts from south west/west side from Carrantuohill, it is the third highest mountain in Ireland, Beenkeragh is the second highest. - Carrantuohill
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A mountain hut on the top of the Caher mountain, the one on the Carrauntoohil does not have a roof. - Carrantuohill
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Loch Lochtair, one of the three lakes on the right side when going down from the Caher mountain, Atlantic ocean can be seen ! - Carrantuohill
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Sheeps near Hydro Road (Concrete Road), these may sometimes roam everywhere, even on The Devils Ladders ! - Carrantuohill
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Winter view towards Ireland's highest mountain and ridges (reeks) early in the morning, from north side - Trevenque
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An usual writing on spanish mountains telling the name and the height of the mountain, also on the top of the peak. - Trevenque
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View towards south from Trevenque, 2075m. Cuerda de la Dehesa and its three thousanders covered by snow. Snow usually melts away latest by september. This because of the global warming. These peaks use to be under snow just some years ago all year round. - Moncayo
Photo by Roy Lindman
North ridges of the Moncayo range from the Lobera mountain. - Moncayo
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The terrain of Moncayo range. - Moncayo
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East face of Moncayo, this can be seen like a valley when at the north east side of the range. - Moncayo
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Top of Moncayo, In memory of climbers. - Moncayo
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Top of Moncayo and a view towards north. The town San Martin de la Virgen del Moncayo is on the left side of the two lakes. An old road from Agramonte village can be seen slightly on the left side of the big "H". - Moncayo
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Moncayo from the old road, Agramonte. The fountain Fuente de la Teja is only 500 m away from Agramonte. From the fountain one can go straight up. This is the shortest way, but mind that forest ! - Trevenque
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Trevenque from Cuerda del Trevenque. There is a path and an old road all the way on the Cuerda del Trevenque's tops. Very easy to follow for beginners or elderly mountanists and certainly worth to try ! - Trevenque
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The river Arroyo de Huenes at the north side of Trevenque some hundred meters lower. Next water taking place is the river Rio Dilar at the other side of Cuerda del Trevenque and some hundred meters lower ! Arroyo de Huenes continues down to Monachil, but is not easy or comfortable to follow, like river Rio Dilar is. From Dilar one can acces Trevenque roughly in four or five hours time. One hour to start of the natural park. - Trevenque
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A canyon which connects Pico de la Carne and the river Arroyo de Huenes. Top dry and hot when summer! - Trevenque
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Trevenque mountain from Pico de la Carne. - Alcazaba
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Alcazaba mountain as seen from the path which starts near Guejar Sierra. Walking takes about five hours before reaching the cave Cueva Secreta. - Alcazaba
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Cueva Secreta. A long natural cave, which goes into mountain atleast 30 meters, then one can hear water dripping and continuing deeper is not necessary anymore ! The best natural shelter on the Sierra Nevada mountains. - Trevenque
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Nearby Fuente Fria. Half an hour walk from Monachil. - Moncayo
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Lobera peak from the east side. Best aproach goes through the group of cliffs, turning slightly towards right. - Trevenque
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La Rotura terrain, view towards south. Snow covered Cuerda de la Dehesa and Caballo mountain. Los Alayos de la Dilar can be seen on the right side with several almost two thousanders. (Los Gallos, Corazon de la Sandia) - Moncayo
Photo by Roy Lindman
View towards Moncayo range from the town of San Martin de la Virgen del Moncayo. Tarazona is 10 km away. - Alcazaba
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Alcazaba from north side, Prado de la Mina. - Moncayo
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Top of snowy and icy Moncayo. View towards east and Lobera peak. - Hohe Munde
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River Arzbergklamm at the south side of Hohe Munde range. - Hohe Munde
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Wire route and bolt & chain for your own rope. Next to river, at the north side of St Georgen. - Hohe Munde
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The crevice which can be seen like a big letter Y from the town of Telfs. - Hohe Munde
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View towards west peak (West Gipfel) of Hohe Munde Photo taken at the middle of the south view of the mountain. - Hohe Munde
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View towards west and nearing storm weather. - Hohe Munde
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Hohe Munde's west peak can be seen on the left side and the east peak (Ost Gipfel) on the right side. - Hohe Munde
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View towards south. This photo is taken after five hours climb. Thanks to my new camera with a time view ! This is actually a small peak underneath the east peak. - Hohe Munde
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View towards west peak's south face from the east peak. - Hohe Munde
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View towards west peak, which is seventy meters higher. July. - Hohe Munde
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At the east side of Hohe Munde showing a well marked path. - Hohe Munde
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Hohe Munde from the south east side. Near the village of Moos. - Hohe Munde
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Hohe Munde range from Telfs. My climbing route starts in the canyon like behind the houses also in the forest, following the big letter Y, going towards right and the east peak. - Ober Gabelhorn
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South face of Ober Gabelhorn, August. Photo is taken after three hours walk from Zermatt at 2300 meters height. - Matterhorn
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East face of Matterhorn (1000m), Hornli ridge on the right side. This photo is taken from Hornli Hutte. August. - Matterhorn
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North side of Matterhorn taken from the Zermatt trail. North face starts overneath the glacier. August. - Zinalrothorn
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South face of Zinalrothorn. August. Photo is taken about 3000 meters height. - Matterhorn
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Matterhorn (Left) and Dent dHerens from north side. Zmutt ridge on the right side of Matterhorn. Zmutt glacier goes very close the lower part of Matterhorn. Nearest hut is Schonbiel hut. August. - Kampenwand
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Forest path which starts from the south side of the town of Aschau, near the cable car station. Great path with high trees ! - Kampenwand
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Sign post. There are two main paths if ascended from the nort west side of the mountain. Number 22 is horse riding path and number 20 is walking path. Naturally one can use both paths which makes walking up and down more interesting. - Kampenwand
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Cloudy views when nearing the group of peaks. The main peak, 1668 m is the tower shaped on the right side. - Kampenwand
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Climbing route made of timber. This route starts at the west side of the main peaks next to road and a restaurant. - Kampenwand
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There is several small peaks on the top making the place ideal for a tiny face climbing. - Kampenwand
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The east summit of the Kampenwand is on the left side, 1664m. - Kampenwand
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This photo is taken about one hours walk lower, from the horse riding path. The popular scramble summit, also the east summit is on the left side, 1664m. The main summit is on the right side, 1668m. - Mittlerer Burgstall
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Pasterze Glacier from Franz Josef's Hohe. There are stairs and a cable car all the way down to glacier. Kleiner Burgstall, 2709m, can be seen roughly in the middle and on the left side. - Mittlerer Burgstall
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Pasterze glacier. The route over the glacier and Grossglockner mountain is clearly marked. - Mittlerer Burgstall
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Mittlerer Burgstall on the left side. Photo is taken at the opposite side of the Pasterze glacier. Grosser Burgstall, 2968m, is on the right side. - Mittlerer Burgstall
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Mittlerer Burgstall, 2933m. September - Grosses Wiesbachhorn
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East side of Grosses Wiesbachhorn. September. - Grosses Wiesbachhorn
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The east face. - Har Meron
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Har Meron as seen from the holy town of Zefat. February. - Har Meron
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Not a wide but a reasonable path with colour marking. This works real good even in the darkness. - Har Meron
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Northern lookout of Mount Meron. There is still one more lookout, otherwise it is bushes and bushes ! - Wisshorn
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Going through a canyon. Edelweiss path. August. - Wisshorn
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View towards Unter Gabelhorn after one and a half an hours walk. - Wisshorn
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Hotel in middle of the mountains. There is no roads ! - Wisshorn
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Sheeps after the Hotel Trift. View towards Matterhorn. One can collect water just before the hotel if necessary. - Wisshorn
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Avalanche barriers when nearing the top. There is no hut on the mountain, the building is for sheeps. - Wisshorn
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Solar power on the Wisshorn mountain. View towards Platthorn and Mettelhorn. - Wisshorn
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Pension Edelweiss 300 meter higher from Zermatt. Many famous Matterhorn climbers have stayed overnight here. The building is over one hundred years old. - Mettelhorn
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The glacier between the Mettelhorn and Platthorn mountains. August. - Mettelhorn
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View towards east from Mettelhorn: Dom & Taschhorn. - Mettelhorn
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View towards Gornergrat, Dufour Spitze and Zermatt lower down. - Dom
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Wire support after the Europa Hutte. This means scramble/climbing all the way up to Dom Hutte. - Dom
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The Dom Hutte in the middle and the Dom peak on the left. View towards east. - Dom
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Ibex nearby the Dom Hutte. I saw quite a few and one could almost touch them. - Dom
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Camping place one hour higher from the Dom Hutte. West side of the Dom mountain. - Dom
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Big cracks on the Festigletscher glacier. To go through this glacier takes about two hours. View towards south. - Dom
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View towards down and south west near the saddle with fixed ropes, also the Festijoch Pass (3720m). - Dom
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At the other side of the saddle. View towards Nadelgrat with three summits. (Nadelhorn) Here the route starts to go slightly round. towards the east side, also the normal route. - Dom
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On the east side of the Dom. There is plenty of big cracks on the Hohberg glacier. - Dom
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Steep northern flank ! Some climbers are attached to each other with ropes. - Le Grammont
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Le Grammont as seen from Montreux. March. - Dom
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On the top of the Dom mountain. View towards east. - Brunegghorn
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North side of the Brunegghorn. Topali hut can be seen in the middle, an inch from the right side. March. - Nadelhorn
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Nadelgrat as seen from the west side. Photo is taken on the saddle with fixed ropes, leading upto Dom mountains north flank. - Nadelhorn
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Nadelgrat chain from the west side with three summits; Nadelhorn, Stock Nadelhorn and Hohberghorn. Photo is taken from Dom mountain. Nadelgrat chain can be accessed either from Saas-Fe or from Randa. When ascending from Randa it requires an overnigth stay either in Europa Hutte, Dom Hutte or camping place. Plenty of interesting climbs from west side too ! August. - Unter Aschhorn
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Unter Aschhorn as seen from south, on the Platthorn and Mettelhorn path. There is plenty of small stone fields, but these can be avoided. August. - Liskamm
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Liskamm as seen from the north side, slightly higher from the Monte Rosa Hutte. August. - Castor
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Castor on the left side, Pollux on the right. View from Rotenboden, the usual starting place for climbers when going on Dufourspitze. August. - Breithorn
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Breithorn as seen from the north side, nearby Rotenboden. August. - Unter Aschhorn
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A lake at the south side of Unter Aschhorn. - Unter Aschhorn
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View on Unter Aschhorn from the saddle leading on the Platthorn. The ridge is difficult to go through. - Unter Gabelhorn
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A view towards Unter Gabelhorn from Trift. August. - Unter Gabelhorn
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This photo is taken from the Platthorn path, having Unter Gabelhorn in the middle. Hohbalmen ridge splitting the Matterhorn. - Monte Rosa
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Monte Rosa hut at 2700 m height. Very luxus hut, using solar power with most of its windows. Looks a bit like a 5 star hotel ! Three hours traverse from Rotenboden mountain train station over the Gornergletscer glacier. - Platthorn
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Platthorn as seen from the Mettelhorn mountain. Matterhorn on the left side and Ober Gabelhorn on the right side. The glacier between the two mountains is steep, therefore crampons are good to have on ! August. - Picacho Alto
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Noth side of the Picacho Alto, 1771m. October. - Picacho Alto
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Picacho Alto as seen from the third peak. - Picacho Alto
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Trevenque as seen from Picacho Alto. - Picacho Alto
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Hundreds of meters long stonewall between Picacho Alto and the main path to Dilar. - Alcazaba
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On the third ridge which is on the right side of the north face. One can see three visible ridges after one hours walk from Cueva Secreta. - Alcazaba
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On the great ridge of Gran Espolon. View back towards River Rio Genil and Cueva Secreta. - Alcazaba
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On the north face of Alcazaba, October. - Alcazaba
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Siete Lagunas and the first lake when ascended through the south face. From here one should go towards the last lake at the left side of the visible ridge, if ascending towards Trevelez. Path goes next to series of waterfalls and turns towards right and south. - Alcazaba
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Trevelez the highest all year round lived village on mountains in Spain. Reaching about 1500 m height. - Cantaro Magro
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Cantaro Magro as seen from the road leading up to Torre. This side is merely used when climbing down. There is two bolts on the top for your own rope. One can descend to the other side at the right side of the saddle leading on the face. The face at the other side is longer. February. - Cantaro Magro
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View down from the top terrain of Cantaro Magro. The gully is called Directa do Cantaro being classified like climbing degree D/ Difficult. There is also more demanding routes on this face. - Torre
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On the top of the highest peak of mainland Portugal: the Torre, 1993m. The tower in the middle is built by King Joao of Portugal to reach 2000 m height. The golden domes are transmitter radio towers and one can also see a handicraft shop on the right side. February. - Torre
Photo by Roy Lindman
Estrela mountain dog, the dog named after the Serra da Estrela mountain range. Just to let you know how it looks when somebody is coming to rescue you ! There is also a few small motorbikes and Jeeps with rescuers patrolling day and night. - Haut de Cry
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Haut de Cry as seen from the town of Sion. March. - Haut de Cry
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East face and east ridge of Haut de Cry. The awesome south ridge on the left side. - Dom
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Northface of the Dom mountain. The ridge leading up at the north west corner also in the middle is physically and technically more demanding than the normal route. Normal route goes over the saddle and then towards east going on the east flank and zig zag upwards leading on the north face. - Brunegghorn
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Brunegghorn as seen from St Niklaus. The path leading up towards the Topali hut starts near the train station. March. - Dufourspitze
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On the west ridge, also on the Oberen Westgrat. This is the second main peak before reaching the Dufourspitze. August. - Dufourspitze
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Dufourspitze as seen from the Rotenboden train station. - Dufourspitze
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Western ridge aproach on the Dufourspitze. This glacier face is very steep and two ice axes are recommended. August. - Dufourspitze
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On the west ridge, climbing space becomes very narrow here and it is steep on both sides. One ascends two main peaks before reaching the Dufourspitze. - Dufourspitze
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Top of the Dufourspitze, west side. August. - Dufourspitze
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Northface of the Dufourspitze. This face is 150 m high and and during our belaying down had only one support rope higher and one support rope lower. On the right are our ropes in use. There is no ridge climbing anymore when descended down from the north face. August. - Dufourspitze
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Stairs and bridge leading from the Gorner flank down to Gorner glacier and towards Monte Rosa hut. These are made of aluminium, which is light to carry. - Grenzgipfel
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Grenzgipfel as seen from the Dufourspitze. August. - Wisse Schijen
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Wisse Schijen as seen from the Weisshorn east ridge, August. Weisshorn hut is behind the mountain view, on the right. - Weisshorn
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East side of the Weisshorn mountain. The glacier starts about one hour higher from the Weisshorn hut. August. The path leading from Randa up to Weisshorn hut is one of the finest to follow on the Pennine Alps. - Grenzgipfel
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Stairs and rope support on the way towards Monte Rosa hut and Monte Rosa glacier. August. - Grenzgipfel
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Obere Plattje glacier, two hours higher from the Monte Rosa hut. View towards Matterhorn. August. - Nordend
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Nordend as seen from the Oberen Westgrat. August. - Schalihorn
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Schalihorn as seen a bit lower from the Weisshorn hut. August. - Riffelhorn
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Riffelhorn as seen from the nearby lying Rotenboden trainstation. August. - Taschhorn
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Taschhorn as seen from the west side. July. - Zinalrothorn
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East face of the Zinalrothorn. July - Matterhorn
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On the top of the Matterhorn. View towards Monte Rosa Massif and Dufourspitze. July - Matterhorn
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View down on the top of the Hörnli Ridge. July - Matterhorn
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Climbers nearing the Solvay hut, July
My Climbs
Peaks I've Climbed
- Alcazaba (Iberian Peninsula, Spain, Europe)
- Cantaro Magro (Portugal, Europe)
- Carrantuohill (Northwest Europe, Ireland, Europe)
- Dom (Southern Alps, Switzerland, Europe)
- Dufourspitze (Southern Alps, Switzerland, Europe)
- Har Meron (Israel, Asia)
- Hohe Munde (Mieminger Gebirge, Austria, Europe)
- Kampenwand (Northern Alps, Germany, Europe)
- Matterhorn (Western Alps, Switzerland, Europe)
- Mettelhorn (Southern Alps, Switzerland, Europe)
- Moncayo (Spain, Europe)
- Mulhacen (Iberian Peninsula, Spain, Europe)
- Picacho Alto (Spain, Europe)
- Platthorn (Switzerland, Europe)
- Trevenque (Iberian Peninsula, Spain, Europe)
- Wisshorn (Switzerland, Europe)
Peaks I Want/Plan to Climb
- Matterhorn (Western Alps, Switzerland, Europe)
- Mount Everest (Himalaya, Nepal, Asia)
- Mount McKinley (Alaska/Yukon Ranges, United States, North America)
- Weisshorn (Southern Alps, Switzerland, Europe)
My Favorites
Favorite Peaks
- Alcazaba (Iberian Peninsula, Spain, Europe)
- Carrantuohill (Northwest Europe, Ireland, Europe)
- Dufourspitze (Southern Alps, Switzerland, Europe)
- Matterhorn (Western Alps, Switzerland, Europe)
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