The Matterhorn

The Matterhorn is located on the border between Switzerland and Italy and is part of the Alps mountain range. It has an elevation of 4,478 meters and is especially famous for its distinctive pyramidal peak.

First summited in 1865, the Matterhorn has since been a challenge for many mountaineers, known for its high difficulty level. As a result, it is both an object of aspiration and a known danger among adventurers.

Additionally, the mountain is widely recognized as a symbol of Switzerland, and its image can be seen in various contexts, such as on chocolates, photographs, and posters.