Mountains of Switzerland
Notable mountains of Switzerland, ranked by elevation, each linked to the nearest place to base yourself. Facts from Wikidata.
| Mountains | Elevation | Nearest destination |
|---|---|---|
| Dufourspitze Highest mountain of Switzerland | 4,634 m | — |
| Zumsteinspitze Summit in the Pennine Alps | 4,563 m | — |
| Signalkuppe Summit in the Pennine Alps | 4,554 m | — |
| Dom Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,546 m | — |
| Lyskamm Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,532 m | — |
| Liskamm Oriental Mountain | 4,527 m | — |
| Weisshorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,505 m | — |
| Täschhorn Summit in the Pennine Alps | 4,491 m | — |
| Matterhorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps on the border between Switzerland and Italy Guided climb from GBP116 | 4,478 m | — |
| Parrotspitze Peak in the Pennine Alps of Italy and Switzerland | 4,434 m | — |
| Dent Blanche Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,357 m | — |
| Ludwigshöhe Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,341 m | — |
| Nadelhorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,327 m | — |
| Grand Combin Mountain massif in the western Pennine Alps | 4,309 m | — |
| Lenzspitze Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,293 m | — |
| Finsteraarhorn Highest mountain of the Bernese Alps at the border of Berne and Valais in Switzerland | 4,274 m | Luzern |
| Aiguille du Croissant Mountain | 4,260 m | — |
| Stecknadelhorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,240 m | — |
| Castor Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,225 m | — |
| Zinalrothorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,221 m | — |
| Hohberghorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,218 m | — |
| Alphubel Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,206 m | — |
| Rimpfischhorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,199 m | — |
| Aletschhorn Mountain in Switzerland | 4,194 m | — |
| Strahlhorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,190 m | — |
| Combin de Valsorey Mountain | 4,184 m | — |
| Dent d'Hérens Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,173 m | — |
| Breithorn Mountain of the Pennine Alps | 4,160 m | — |
| Jungfrau One of the main summits of the Bernese Alps in Switzerland (4,158m / 13,642 ft) | 4,158 m | — |
| Bishorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,149 m | — |
| Mönch Mountain in the Bernese Alps | 4,110 m | Luzern |
| Pollux Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,089 m | — |
| Schreckhorn Mountain peak in the administrative district of Interlaken-Oberhasli in the canton of Bern, Switzerland | 4,078 m | Luzern |
| Ober Gabelhorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,063 m | — |
| Gross Fiescherhorn Mountain in the Swiss Alps | 4,049 m | Luzern |
| Piz Bernina Mountain of the Eastern Alps | 4,048 m | The Alps |
| Grünhorn Mountain in the Swiss Alps | 4,043 m | — |
| Lauteraarhorn Mountain in the Swiss Alps | 4,042 m | Luzern |
| Dürrenhorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,035 m | — |
| Allalinhorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,027 m | — |
| Hinter Fiescherhorn Mountain in the Bernese Alps | 4,025 m | Luzern |
| Weissmies Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,013 m | — |
| Lagginhorn Mountain in the Pennine Alps | 4,010 m | — |
| Piz Zupò Mountain in the Bernina Range of the Alps | 3,995 m | The Alps |
| Adlerhorn Mountain | 3,988 m | — |
| Eiger Mountain in the Bernese Alps, Switzerland | 3,967 m | Luzern |
| Ebnefluh Mountain | 3,961 m | — |
| Agassizhorn Mountain | 3,947 m | Luzern |
| Piz Roseg Mountain in the Alps, Grisons, Switzerland | 3,935 m | The Alps |
| Bietschhorn Mountain in Switzerland | 3,934 m | — |
| Bellavista Mountain in Italy/Switzerland | 3,921 m | The Alps |
| Gross Wannenhorn Mountain | 3,906 m | — |
| Piz Palü Mountain shared by Switzerland and Italy | 3,899 m | The Alps |
| Aiguille d'Argentière Mountain in Switzerland | 3,898 m | Vevey |
| Wellenkuppe Mountain | 3,898 m | — |
| Pointe du Mountet Mountain | 3,877 m | — |
| Mont Blanc de Cheilon Mountain | 3,870 m | — |
| Tour Noir Mountain | 3,836 m | Vevey |
| Mont Dolent Mountain in the Mont Blanc massif | 3,820 m | — |
| Nesthorn Mountain in the Bernese Alps | 3,820 m | — |