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WILDHORN ! 01:04 Panorama 1: Tseuzier Lake/Dam 01:15 The Suspension Bridge 01:55 Panel 02:24 Panorama 2: Alpine Pasture 03:12 Panorama 3: towards Tseuzier Lake/Dam 03:41 Panorama 4 04:14 Panorama 5 04:43 Panel / Junction: Les Audannes / Wildhornhutte 05:31 Lac de Tené Mt. 2442 and the start of the unmarked alpine trail 06:08 Panorama of Lac de Tené 07:19 Passage 08:38 First visual contact with the Tené or Wildhorn Glacier 09:18 Panorama 10:00 360° Panorama 10:58 Window on the Tungelgletscher Glacier 11:30 On the Ridge between the 2 glaciers 13:24 First jump 14:20 Second jump 15:38 Windows towards the high plain on the other side 16:00 Yes! Widhorn Summit Cross mt. 3248 18:21 Start of the traverse towards the other peak, 2 meters higher 19:57 Widhorn higher summit mt. 3500 with 360° panorama and 8k zoom photo 22:36 Thanks, Wildhorn! (beginning of descent) 25:32 Glacier Water panorama 25:57 Dangers 26:31 Space-like 28:03 Entry window into the valley 28:34 Long shadows and last 360° panorama on the glacier 30:28 Last sun 31:05 Return to Lac de Tené and 360° panorama 31:48 Lac de Tené 32:12 Panel Lac de Tené Mt. 2442 32:40 Panel / Junction: Les Audannes / Wildhornhutte 33:20 Thanks for watching Wildhorn is a majestic mountain located between Bern and Valais, with an altitude of 3,250 meters, making it the highest peak in the western Bernese Alps. This summit is part of a vast glacial massif that stretches about 10 km between the Sanetsch and Rawil passes. Wildhorn is one of the four main mountain ranges of the Bernese Alps, alongside the Muverans, the Diablerets, and the Wildstrubel. The Wildhorn massif is positioned between the valleys of Sarine, Simme (both in the canton of Bern), and Rhone (Valais). It includes several distinct peaks such as Arpelistock, Sérac, and Geltenhorn. Its main ridge is bounded by the Tungel and Wildhorn glaciers. Significant are also the surrounding mountain lakes, like Lauenensee and Iffigsee. Geographically, Wildhorn is situated halfway between Gstaad, Sion, and Lenk, with its highest point accessible from the Pas de Maimbré station. The nearest localities include Lauenen, Anzère, and Gsteig bei Gstaad. The region is characterized by varied climate, with cooler and more humid northern slopes and drier and warmer southern slopes. Vineyards abound on the Valais side, while the Bern side is dominated by alpine pastures.