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DE FR EN IT Sunnegga - Rothorn 7 Standard 16 Chamois 28 White Hare 37 Riffelhorn Matterhorn glacier paradise 57 Aroleid 66 Theodulsee Sommerski / Breuil-Cervinia 11 Gran Roc-Pre de Veau 46 Bontadini 2 10 Du Col 1 Untere National 8 Obere National 17 Marmotte 29 Kelle 38 Rotenboden 49 Bielti 58 Hermetje 67 Garten Buckelpiste Theodulgletscher 2 Cretaz 12 Muro Europa 47 Fornet 2 11 Gran Sometta PISTENPLAN / PLAN DES PISTES / 2 Ried 9 Tuftern 18 Arbzug 30 Mittelritz 39 Riffelalp 50 Blatten 59 Tiefbach 68 Tumigu 80 Testa Grigia 3 Plan Torrette-Pre de Veau 13 Ventina-Cieloalto 59 Pista Nera del Cervino 12 Gran Lago 2a Riedweg (Mehrfach- 10 Paradise 19 Fluhalp 31 Platte 40 Riffelboden 51 Weisse Perle 60 Momatt 69 Matterhorn 81 Fiererpiste 3.0 Pre de Veau-Pirovano 14 Baby Cretaz 60 Snowpark Cretaz 14 Tunnel SKI MAP / CARTINA SCIISTICA. nutzung) 11 Rotweng 32 Grieschumme 41 Landtunnel 52 Stafelalp 61 Skiweg 70 Schusspiste 82 Mittelpiste 3.00 Pirovano-Cervinia 16 Cieloalto-Cervinia 62 Gran Roc 15 E. Noussan 3 Howette 12 Schneehuhn Gornergrat 33 Triftji 42 Schweigmatten 53 Oberer Tiefbach 62 Furgg – Furi 71 Theodulgletscher 83 Plateau Rosa 3bis Falliniere 21 Cieloalto 1 15a Sigari 4 Brunnjeschbord 13 Downhill 25 Berter 34 Stockhorn 43 Moos 54 Hörnli 63 Sandiger Boden 72 Furggsattel 84 Ventina Glacier 4 Plan Torrette 22 Cieloalto 2 Valtournenche 16 Gran Collet 5 Eisfluh 14 Kumme 26 Grünsee 35 Gifthittli 44 Hohtälli 55 Hirli 64 Garten 73 Gandegg 85 Matterhorn glacier 5 Plan Maison-Cervinia 24 Pancheron 1 Reine Blanche 20 Skicross + Boardercross 6 Easy run 15 Tufternkumme 27 Balmbrunnen 36 Gornergrat 45 Iglupiste 56 Kuhbodmen 65 Rennstrecke / Skimovie 74 Gandegghütte paradise 5bis Vallone 5 24bis Variante Pancheron 1a Chateau 86 Gobba di Rollin 6 Plateau Rosa-Bontadini 26 Rocce Nere 1 1b Trecar 87 Verbindungspiste 6.0 Fornet 1 27 Snowpark 2 Campetto 88 Testa II 6.00 Plan Maison 29 Rocce Bianche 3 Crot 6bis Theodulo-Plan Maison 29bis Alpe Giomein 1 4 Motta 7 Ventina Ghiacciaio 30 Cretaz V-Plan Torrette 5 S. Canestrini 7.0 Ventina Goillet 33 Bardoney 6 Canalino 7.00 Ventina Bardoney 1 35 Ventina-Colle Cime Bianche 7 Rientro 1 8 Baby La Vieille 1 36 Gran Sommetta 1 8 Roisette 8bis Baby La Vieille 2 37 Gran Sommetta 3 8a Becca d‘Aran 9bis Morene del Furggen 38 Gran Sommetta 2 8b Salette 10 Alpe Giomein 2 39 Gaspard 9 Baracon 86 82 85 Monte Rosa Hütte Projekt zermatt.ch 2883 34 PISTEN / PISTES / PISTES / PISTE. Projekt leicht / facile / easy / facile 83 mittelschwer / moyen / medium / media 88 33 84 87 schwierig / difficile / difficult / difficile Rothorn inaktiv Freeride Pisten / pistes de freeride / freeriding pistes / 3103 81 6 piste di freeride Projekt 7 32 80 35 13 44 Gornergrat - INFRASTRUKTUR / INFRASTRUCTURE / 14 3089 Triftji 31 Rosenritz 12 73 7 36 10 INFRASTRUCTURE / INFRASTRUTTURA. 2715 3006 11 74 72 6bis 71 Alpine Lounge 11 28 Trockener 19 Gifthittli Steg 46 15 1a Anfängerpark / domaine pour les débutants / 30 2935 2939 47 38 Neu 12 1 park for beginners / parco per principianti 29 15a 1 6.0 7 Kumme 39 6 Aussichtsplattform / plateforme panoramique / 2775 35 66 5 viewing platform / piattaforma panoramica 45 37 1 16 Grünsee 15 Cinema Lounge 26 2300 7.0 37 6.00 1b Funslope 17 7 Breitboden 36 70 Neu 25 65 16 2514 26 6bis 5 9 Gletscher-Palast / palais de glace / glacier palace / 9 10 24 palazzo di ghiaccio 38 27 69 8 8 Sunnegga 29 6.00 7 Iglu-Dorf / village d‘iglous / igloo village / villaggio iglù 8a 20 2288 59 27 63 8bis 14 InfoCube 18 4 40 24bis 4 7.0 64 67 8 9 39 29bis Kiosk / kiosque / kiosk / chiosco 10 3 4 5 Eja 2582 Furgg Plan Maison 8b Langlauf / ski de fond / cross-country skiing / 2432 5 6 68 2555 2 sci di fondo 9 62 41 30 Photopoint / point photo / photopoint / punto foto 61 55 9bis 24 Hirli Schwarzsee 53 SL 13 21 Restaurant / restaurant / restaurant / ristorante 62 2776975 OW 7.00 33 2583 SKI 3 22 Schlittelpiste / piste de luge / toboggan run / 11 2060 pista da slitta 57 1 1 42 56 54 3.0 3bis 16 Skimovie-Piste / piste de ski filmée / ski movie piste / 2 5bis 58 12 pista skimovie 43 59 5 3 Snowpark 51 2 3.00 60 60 Testcenter Trockener Steg Furi 2a 49 50 1867 Breuil-Cervinia Verkaufsstelle / point de vente / point of sale / 14 2050 punto vendita 52 Wild- und Waldschutzgebiet / zone de forêt et de faune protégée / forest and wildlife protected area / riserva boschiva e faunistica Zooom the Matterhorn 1936 www.kettler-panorama.chwww.kettler-panorama.ch SOS Tel. +41 27 966 01 01 ! EröffnungEröffnung des desAlpineX AlpineX im Sommerim Sommer 2022 2022 WANDERWEGE! Eröffnung des AlpineX /im SENTIERS Sommer 2022 DE RANDONNÉE / 400 KM WANDERWEGE / SENTIERS DE RANDONNÉE / !OuvertureOuverture de l'AlpineXde l'AlpineX en étéen été2022 2022 Ouverture de l'AlpineX en été 2022 Opening of the AlpineX in summer 2022 Opening of the AlpineX in summer 2022 HIKING TRAILS Opening of the AlpineX in summer 2022 HIKING TRAILS. Wanderweg / Sentier de randonnée / Hiking trail SUNNEGGA-ROTHORN Bergwanderweg / Sentier de randonnée de montagne / Mountain hiking trail www.zermatt.ch 1 Abenteuerweg: Rothorn – Ritzengrat – Tufteren 1 h 40 Alpinwanderweg / Sentier de randonnée alpine / Alpine hiking trail 3 Blumenweg: Blauherd – Tufteren – Sunnegga 1 h 20 4 Direttissima: Tufteren – Tiefenmatten – Zermatt 1 h 20 Monte Rosa Monte Rosa Matterhorn Matterhorn Monte Rosa Matterhorn Matterhorn Matterhorn 4a AHV-Weg: Winkelmatten – AHV-Weg – Schönegg 1 h 00 Matterhorn 44784478 4478 DufourspitzeDufourspitze LiskammDufourspitze BreithornBreithornLiskamm Breithorn 5 Gamsweg: Rothorn – Kumme – Tufteren 1 h 50 4634 Liskamm 4634Castor glacierCglacierastor glacier 4634 4527 CastorPolluxPollux 41644164 4527 Pollux 4164 6 Gourmetweg: Sunnegga – Findeln – Ried – Zermatt 2 h 25 4527 4228 4228 4228 40924092 paradiseparadise4092 paradise 7 Kristallweg: Rothorn – Fluhalp – Stellisee – Blauherd 1 h 45 3883 3883 www.matterhornparadise.ch 3883 8 Murmelweg: Blauherd – Stellisee – Sunnegga 1 h 10 GobbaGobba di Rollindi Rollin Gobba di Rollin 3899 3899 9 Panoramaweg: Blauherd – Ritzengrat 50 min Dom Dom 3899 Strahlhorn Strahlhorn Projekt ! Projekt ! 10 Dom Strahlhorn Projekt ! Peak Collection: Rothorn 30 min 4545 4545 4190 4190 Cervinia/Valtournenche Cervinia/Valtournenche 4545 4190 CimaCima di diJazzi Jazzi Cima di Jazzi TestaTesta Grigia Grigia Cervinia/Valtournenche Testa Grigia 11 5-Seenweg: Blauherd – Stellisee – Grindjisee – Grünsee – 2 h 30 Rimpfischhorn 3803Rimpfischhorn 3803 Täschhorn Täschhorn Rimpfischhorn Adlerhorn 3803 Adlerhorn Moosjisee – Leisee – Sunnegga Täschhorn AllalinhornAllalinhorn 4199 AdlerhornAllalinhorn 4199 Theodul-Theodul- Theodul- Alphubel 4199 Alphubel3988 3988 G G 12 Waldweg: Sunnegga – Tufteren – Patrullarve – Ried – Zermatt 1 h 50 44904490 Alphubel 40274490 3988 4027 R G R pass pass 4206 4027 4206 E R E pass Furggsattel Furggsattel 4206 N E N Furggsattel N 13 Weg zur Freiheit: Rothorn – Oberrothorn 1 h 25 Stockhorn StockhornZ Z 3365 3365 www.gornergrat.ch Stockhorn Monte Rosa Hütte Z Monte Rosa Hütte Monte Rosa Hütte G G 3365 Hörnlihütte Hörnlihütte G 3532 L3532 L Hörnlihütte 2883 L 2883 3532 2883 E E 3260 3260 E T T GORNERGRAT R R 3260 T S S E R OBERER THEODULGLETSCHER E OBERER THEODULGLETSCHER S C C E OBERER THEODULGLETSCHER H H 14 Arvenweg: Riffelalp – Findelbach – Winkelmatten 1 h 10 C H Hohtälli H Hohtälli H HIKE BIKE F F C C HohtälliG H G E F O E O C I I G S S E 15 Gornergrat – Rotenboden 40 min Aussichtsweg: R RO R R S N I 3286 N N 3286 N T T N 3286 R R ERN ER E T E D D E L E L FURGGGLETSCHER FURGGGLETSCHER D G R 21a G 21a 16 360° Loop Gornergrat: Rundweg Gornergrat 20 min L G L L FURGGGLETSCHER Trail Toleranz: Respektiere andere Wegbenutzer / Principe de E E E L 21a E G G E T E T L G L L L S T S Gandegg- Gandegg- C S Gornergrat C GornergratU L Gandegg- U 17 Gletschergartenweg: Riffelberg – Gletschergarten – Furi 1 h 50 G L G HC H coexistence : Respectez les autres utilisateurs des sentiers / Trail ERH Gornergrat ER U hütte hütte G ER D hütte D L L 3089 3089O D O 17a L 16 3089 16 Hängebrückenweg: Furi – Hängebrücke – Gletschergarten – Furi 1 h 00 tolerance: Respect other trail users E E 16 E O Trockener E Trockener Pfulwepass T E Pfulwepass T H E Trockener H Pfulwepass S T S T H Steg T Steg 18 Mark Twain Weg: Riffelberg – Riffelalp 50 min www.zermatt.ch/hike-bike S Rielhorn . T Steg Rielhorn . 26 27 26 27 Kinhorn Kinhorn 3155 C 3155 C Rielhorn T . T 26 27 Kinhorn 3155 C N T 2939 N 2939 19 Naturweg: Riffelalp – Grünsee – Moosjisee – Sunnegga 1 h 40 3752 3752 H H 2927 U N 2939 2927 U 3752 E H E 2927 U Für Biker ist im Tourismusbüro eine separate Karte erhältlich. / R E R 20 Riffelalpweg:Riffelalp – Ritti – Moos – Winkelmatten 1 h 30 R 15 15 Une carte séparée est disponible pour les vététistes à l’office de 15 RielseeRielsee Rielsee 21 Riffelseeweg:Rotenboden – Riffelsee – Riffelberg 1 h 00 tourisme. / A separate map for bikers is available from the Oberrothorn Oberrothorn 21a Gletscher-Trekking: Rotenboden – Monte Rosa Hütte SAC 4 h 00 K K Oberrothorn 24 Rotenboden 24 Rotenboden I K I 24 Kelle Rotenboden 21 Kelle 21 Schönbielhütte Schönbielhütte N I N Kelle 21 Schönbielhütte 22 Sonnenweg: Gornergrat – Rotenboden – Riffelberg 1 h 05 tourism office. N 3415 Fluhalp 3415 Fluhalp Schwarzsee Schwarzsee G G 341513 Fluhalp 13 28152815 2815 Schwarzsee ER R SAC 2694 ER SAC 2694 L G L 13 H E SAC 2694 H E L WeingartenseeE Weingartensee 22 22 2583 2583 SC H 23 Swiss Topwalk: RiffelalpSC – Riffelberg – Gornergrat 3 h 00 E Weingartensee 22 2583 T C T T T Rothorn 7 Rothorn 7 Rielberg Rielberg E TS E S T S 46 Rothorn 467 Rielberg 25 25 L E L C S C 46 3103 3103 25 G
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    Three magnificent mountain regions: Grisons, Valais and Bernese Oberland! Multi-day guided hikes, summer & autumn 2018 A hikers’ paradise, the cantons of the Grisons, Valais and Bern offer some of the most varied and spectacular mountain walking in Switzerland. Meadows and marshland, forests and lakes, glaciers and rocky summits, plus a wonderful diversity of alpine flowers and mountain animals and a rich local culture. Join me for a multi-day hiking tour in summer 2018. In English, en français, auf Deutsch. I look forward to sharing my passion for the Swiss mountains with you! Nine varied options to choose from 4–7 July: Kandersteg circuit: passes, waterfalls and historic trails (dormitory accommodation) . Four days’ hiking; for experienced walkers in good shape; up to 1200 m ↑ and ↓, 5–7 h walking per day. Cost CHF 590 per person. Booking deadline: 30 May 2018. 21–22 July: Panoramic hiking weekend, Bernese Oberland (accommodation in 3-bed rooms) . Two days’ hiking; for enthusiastic walkers with reasonable fitness; 600–850 m ↑, 650–1300 m ↓, 5–6 h per day. Cost CHF 290 per person. Booking deadline: 30 June 2018. 5–11 August: Bivio and Parc Ela — lakes, passes and pure nature (comfortable hotel base) . Six days’ hiking; for enthusiastic walkers in good shape; max. 1000–1200 m ↑ and ↓, 3–7 h walking per day. Cost CHF 1280 per person. Booking deadline: 30 June 2018. 14–17 August: high above Zermatt (dormitory accommodation) . Four days’ hiking; for enthusiastic walkers in good shape; up to 1000 m ↑ and ↓ per day, 3–6.5 h walking per day.
  • Bicknell, Algernon Sidney

    Bicknell, Algernon Sidney

    The memoirs of Algernon Sidney Bicknell at The Keep (East Sussex archives) Transcripts by Valerie Browne Lester 1 and Marcus Bicknell 2, 20th Dec 2015 Introductory notes We are pleased to inform researchers and others that we have been made aware of a significant archive created by Algernon Sidney Bicknell (1832-1911) of Barcombe House, near Lewes. These papers of Algernon Sidney Bicknell are deposited at the East Sussex Record Office at The Keep, Brighton under the reference ACC 8490. The core of the archive is two hand-written bound volumes of Algernon Sidney's autobiography. They were uncovered and partly transcribed in 2015 by researcher and writer Martyn Webster of Brighton Sussex whom we thank. His interest has been the village of Barcombe, near Lewes, East Sussex, and he found that Algernon Sidney lived for many years in an imposing mansion there, Barcombe House. He wrote three articles for the Sussex Family Historian under the title The Bicknells of Barcombe and alerted us to the find in September 2015. Valerie Browne Lester, working hard on researching and writing the first biography of Clarence Bicknell, and I went to The Keep on 18th December 2015 for a day's work. We scanned and transcribed further material not covered by Mr Webster. Our interest was the light the archive sheds on Clarence's early life, especially the way in which the elder siblings treat the 13th and last of the children... Clarence was 10 years younger than Algernon Sidney. It is fair to say that Valerie and I were otherwise disappointed with our day because we could find no evidence that Clarence went to the same school in Brighton as Algernon Sidney, Dr Laing's School at 10 (later 11) Sussex Square.
  • Imperial College Monte Rosa Massif Expedition Report

    Imperial College Monte Rosa Massif Expedition Report

    Imperial College Monte Rosa Massif Expedition Report Ben Coope, Konstantin Holzner, James Lawson, Tim Seers, Harry Stuart-Smith and Tom Wheeler June 2015 Abstract A team of six from Imperial College spent a month climbing in and around the Monte Rosa Massif region of the Valais Alps, Switzerland. The team faced poor weather consisting of almost unprecedented hot weather, with intermittent heavy snowfall leading to dangerous climbing conditions. The team did achieve success in furthering their ability to climb and travel in more exploratory scenarios. Figure 1: The view of the Sunset over the Italian Alps from the Rossi e Volante Bivouac Hut 1 Contents 1 Introduction 4 2 Aims & Objectives 4 3 Logistics 5 3.1 Travel . .5 3.2 Food.......................................6 3.3 Accommodation . .6 3.4 Training & Preperation . .6 3.5 Weather & Conditions . .7 3.6 Equipment . .8 4 Climbing Routes 9 4.1 Breithorn acclimatisation (PD) 31/05/2015 . .9 4.2 Alphubel attempt No.1 (PD-) 01-02/06/2015 . 10 4.3 Alphubel Attempt No.2 (PD-) 04/06/2015 . 11 4.4 Zinalrothorn attempt (AD) 03-04/06/2015 . 12 4.5 Monte Rosa Massif Traverse attempt (Nordend (PD) - Dufourspitze (PD+) - Signalkuppe (AD) 05-08/06/2015 . 13 4.6 T¨aschhorn Attempt (AD) 11-12/06/2015 . 15 4.7 Pollux SW Ridge (PD) 17-18/6/2015) . 17 4.8 Dom, Normal Route (PD) 21/06/2015 . 18 4.9 Breithorn East & Central Summits (PD) 22/06/2015 . 18 4.10 Triftjgrat (D-) 25/05/2015 . 19 5 Journal Summary 21 5.1 May ......................................
  • Journal 1972

    Journal 1972

    THE ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH MEMBERS OF THE SWISS ALPINE CLUB JOURNAL 1972 CONTENTS Derek Lambley 1 Greenland One: Ingolsfield by Steve Chadwick 3 Greenland Two: Deuce is Wild by Lindsay Griffin 7 Northern Members by Walt Unsworth 11 Alpine Meet 1971 by. Maurice Freeman 13 Diary for 1972 16 Association Activities 17 Association Accounts 24 Members' Climbs 29 List of Past and Present Officers 54 Official Addresses of the Swiss Alpine Club 56 Kindred Clubs 57 Complete List of Members 58 Ti­ me under-cover story from Blacks The Mountain' Tent perhaps the best known of all Blacks specialised tents has been used in most major expeditions. The Mountain Tent has been chosen Mi i for the latest 'Cerre Torre' climb. The tent has a triangular tunnel entrance, broad snow valance, sewn-in groundsheet and angle poles. It is available in either 'Protex 3' or 'Stormpruf' orange or fawn if Bergans Rucsacs. A materials. # ' whole range of these 'Protex 3' weight 13 lb. £26. Y / world-famous Norweg- 'Stormpruf' weight 15 lb. £37.50. ifA ian Rucsacs are avail- The ingenious designed 'Mountain' Flysheet, clips rg able to suit every on with ease giving greater wind and weather r purpose. Prices range resistant qualities. 'Protex 3’ material, weight 7^ lb. I from £9.60 for the £18.75. 'Economy' model ideal for ramblers to the 'Alpinist' for expedition climbing at £24.90. The 'Tromso' a new sleeping bag introduced for this year, has been designed with the climber in mind. One of the 'Arctic' * range of sleeping bags the ^9 'Tromso' has a new jjgfij superb quality Goose/ A Duck down filling, and a blue nylon all quilted down-proof 'Millarmitt' for mountain- jj cover.