Alphubel Climbing Guide

Alphubel, 3929 Täsch, Switzerland

The Alphubel is a 4,206-metre peak in the Pennine Alps, rising above Täsch in the Valais canton of Switzerland. It sits between the Mischabel massif and the Zermatt valley, offering sweeping views toward the Matterhorn, Dom, and Weisshorn. Its relatively straightforward high-alpine character makes it a popular objective for mountaineers looking to bag a four-thousander.

This climbing guide video walks you through the standard ascent route, likely via the Täschhütte and the southeast ridge. Expect coverage of glacier approach, rope techniques, crampon sections, and key decision points on the route. Whether you are planning your first four-thousander or refreshing your knowledge before a return attempt, this guide provides practical, on-the-ground detail for a safe and rewarding climb.