Located on the border between Switzerland and Italy, Breithorn is a majestic mountain ridge that forms part of the Pennine Alps. Peppered with multiple summits that are well above four thousand metres, Breithorn boasts one of the easiest four thousand-metre climbs in the world. Known as the normal route on Breithorn, this heart-pounding climb presents a hearty challenge for beginners who want to take a stab at scaling such a height for the first time. Despite the sheer ascent, the stunning alpine views along the way are worth every single step. As you make your way up, you will come upon surrounding peaks so steep that they resemble nature’s pyramids, with its clean lines stark against the clear azure sky. In the midst of these views, the isolation of this barren landscape of white snow and clouds will envelop you with an infinite sense of wonderment. If you prefer an even more heart-pounding experience, you can explore Breithorn via the less-frequented option of skiing. As you tear through the sheer drops and winding slopes, the exhilarating combination of icy wind and hurtling views presents a rousing experience that is hard to come by. From start to end, the experience of conquering Breithorn is insurmountable.