Race to the Summit. In the mid-1800s, two capable, deeply ambitious men were desperate to become the first to stand on the summit of the Matterhorn: Jean-Antoine Carrel and Edward Whymper.

Three people died on Matterhorn last week in two separate accidents. By chance, a mountain guide filmed one of the victims shortly before the man fell to his death. The guide, Eukeni Soto, was ...

On Matterhorn, the remains of a British climber were found in 2013, more than three decades after he was reported missing. About two years later, the bodies of two Japanese climbers were also ...

I clambered (although it was more of a big step) up onto this Minihorn and grasped the pointed summit in one hand, leaning off it like King Kong batting planes away from the Empire State Building. Did ...

He reached the summit of Matterhorn in three hours and 15 minutes, and the descent took the same amount of time. A screenshot from a viral TikTok video of climbers balancing on a ridge at the ...

In 1865, in what is now referred to as "the golden days of Alpinism", English mountaineer, explorer, illustrator and author, Edward Whymper, completed the first ascent of the Matterhorn, in the ...

DROP MATTERHORN RAILWAY.; Plan of Funicular Line to Summit Stirred Up Cry of Desecration. Share full article. Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES. July 18, 1909; ...

One climbing team hauled an eBee to the summit of the Matterhorn, a feat made easier by being able to fit the drone into a backpack. This summit launch also tested the eBee’s ability to take off ...

There are 95 rooms, all modern and elegant, with neutral palettes, light woods, crisp, lush linens, and white marble baths. Most have a private terrace or balcony with views of the Matterhorn.

This Video from Matterhorn’s Summit Might Make You Barf. by Michael Walsh. Sep 22 2020 • 6:38 AM. Heights never bothered me until I saw that movie with Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

“The Matterhorn attracted me simply by its grandeur,” wrote one pretender, British climber Edward Whymper. “It was considered to be the most thoroughly inaccessible of all mountains, even by ...