Zermatt, Rothorn - 3103m/10,200ft - 180 degree winter/spring
panorama
This view begins looking east. Scroll your
screen to the right to see all of this very wide image. South is
in the center of the photo.
Rothorn is easily reached by a combination of underground
express train and cable cars. Great ski runs, and in summer,
walks descend in all directions from Rothorn.
This photo gives a great view to the legendary north facing ski
slopes of Stockhorn, Triftji, Hohtalli, and Gornergrat. Although
if you are not familiar with Zermatt their closer ridgeline is a
bit hard to distinguish from the massive mountain range far
behind..
Prominent big mountains in this photo are (left to right) the
Rimpfischhorn 4199m, Strahlhorn 4190m, Monte Rosa/Dufourspitz
4634m, Liskamm 4527m, Castor 4226m, Pollux 4091m, Breithorn
4164m, Klein Matterhorn 3885m, and the Matterhorn itself at
4478m.
This panorama is also available in a half screen size - 116 kb.
Actual photo taken April 7th, 2000.
You can find more beautiful panoramas from other viewpoints
around Zermatt here.
