{"id":20802,"date":"2016-12-08T18:43:52","date_gmt":"2016-12-08T17:43:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.albertodegiuli.com\/en\/2016\/12\/scalare-cervino-cresta-del-leone-la-cresta-hornli-traversata\/"},"modified":"2025-06-04T15:24:16","modified_gmt":"2025-06-04T13:24:16","slug":"climbing-matterhorn-hornli-lion-ridge-traverse","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.albertodegiuli.com\/en\/2016\/12\/climbing-matterhorn-hornli-lion-ridge-traverse\/","title":{"rendered":"Climbing the Matterhorn. Hornli and Lion Ridge, traverse"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Matterhorn is one of the most famous peaks in the Alps. Its pyramid shape is an icon everyone knows and recognizes (it’s even the logo of a world-famous chocolate brand, or now we should say it used to). Anyone who has been to Cervinia or Zermatt admires it and is impressed; many dream of climbing it.<\/p>\n

The two routes I propose\u2014the Lion Ridge (Cresta del Leone) and the H\u00f6rnli Ridge\u2014are also the most frequented. Both require excellent physical preparation, acclimatization, and some mountaineering experience, which many refine during a 5- or 6-day program.<\/p>\n

Those planning a “hit-and-run” ascent of the Matterhorn by waiting for two days of perfect weather must be in top shape and up to the challenge to avoid bitter disappointment. A word to the wise…<\/p>\n

CLIMBING THE MATTERHORN VIA THE LION RIDGE<\/strong><\/p>\n

Period:<\/strong>\u00a0Two days, late July to September
\nCost:<\/strong> \u20ac1,600 for one person.\u00a0Includes guide service only; all other expenses (transport, lifts, accommodation, extras), including the guide\u2019s costs, are covered by the participant.<\/em><\/p>\n

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The Jordan Ladder. Lion Ridge, Matterhorn.<\/p><\/div>\n

The Lion Ridge is the Italian normal route to the Matterhorn summit and is more demanding than the H\u00f6rnli Ridge. It\u2019s very popular when in prime conditions\u2014 expecially because there’s a bivouac quite cheap compare to the Hornli Hut (this requires a heavier pack as you need to bring your water and food). Hiring a mountain guide familiar with the route is advisable, as they can efficiently manage bottlenecks at key points during ascent and descent.<\/p>\n

Technically, difficulties do not exceed Grade III. Practically, the climb is strenuous due to numerous fixed ropes\u2014sometimes vertical\u2014that aid progression. The approach day to the Carrel Hut already includes a key section: the fixed rope of the “Chemin\u00e9e,” a test to gauge readiness for the climb.<\/p>\n

The summit day involves less elevation gain than the H\u00f6rnli route but traverses technical terrain requiring swift, confident movement. The ridge is in good condition when snow and ice are minimal from the Pic Tyndall to the summit, as these significantly slow progress. A typical roped party takes 3\u20134 hours on Day 1 from the Duca degli Abruzzi Hut to the Carrel Hut, and 4 hours to ascend + 6\u20137 hours to descend to the valley hut on summit day. For very fit teams it’s also possible to consider a comfortable overnight at the Rifugio Oriond\u00e9 and start a long journey up and down the mountain with an early start.<\/p>\n

CLIMBING THE MATTERHORN VIA THE H\u00d6RNLI RIDGE<\/strong><\/p>\n

Period:<\/strong> One day, July to September
\nCost:<\/strong> \u20ac1,600 for one person.\u00a0Includes guide service only; all other expenses (transport, lifts, accommodation, extras), including the guide\u2019s costs, are covered by the participant.<\/em><\/p>\n

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H\u00f6rnli Ridge, Matterhorn.<\/em><\/p><\/div>\n

The H\u00f6rnli Ridge is the Swiss normal route and the easiest route to the Matterhorn\u2019s summit. It\u2019s a magnificent, well-rounded climb with solid rock cleaned by traffic\u2014if<\/em> you stay on route. Straying immediately leads to treacherous, loose terrain. It can be crowded in prime conditions, prudent climbers hire a guide due to the complexity of rope management on such a mountain.<\/p>\n

Technical difficulties never exceed Grade III (with just a few meters of true Grade III). Practically, it\u2019s demanding: over 1,200m of elevation gain on technical terrain requiring efficient, swift movement. An ascent pace of 450m\/hour is essential, paired with good acclimatization.<\/p>\n

The H\u00f6rnli Ridge is primarily rock, with steep snow\/ice sections near the top. Guides take only one client due to sustained exposure, length, and the need for careful downclimbing. While independent teams of three exist, a two-person team maximizes summit chances and safety.<\/p>\n

Success odds are highest when the ridge is dry (snow-free) below the Shoulder (where the crux difficulties lie). Snowfall or heavy snow below the Solvay Hut drastically reduces chances: crampons on rock slow progress, and timing becomes critical. The H\u00f6rnli Ridge usually firms up earlier than the Italian route.<\/p>\n

Online reports vary, but 8\u20139 hours round-trip is reasonable. Total times >9 hours are potentially dangerous: fatigue increases risk, especially during descent (when most accidents occur). If you reach the Solvay Hut in ~2 hours (maintaining 400m\/h), you\u2019re on track. Nearing 3 hours? Turn back\u2014don\u2019t push for the summit.<\/p>\n

MATTERHORN TRAVERSE: ITALIAN SIDE TO SWISS SIDE<\/strong>
\nPERIOD:<\/strong>\u00a02 days, July to September
\nCOST:<\/strong> \u20ac1,900 for one person. Includes guide service only (for 2 days); all other expenses (transport, lifts, accommodation, extras), including the guide\u2019s costs, are covered by the participant.<\/em><\/p>\n

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Along the exposed ridge in between the Italian and Swiss summits. Matterhorn.<\/em><\/p><\/div>\n

Ascending the Lion Ridge and descending the H\u00f6rnli Ridge is the most elegant and complete way to climb the Matterhorn. The overall effort is comparable to an Italian-side round-trip, though descending the H\u00f6rnli is more tiring due to longer downclimbing sections and intense focus. However, this traverse is deeply satisfying: you ascend the mountain\u2019s steepest, most spectacular face and descend another piece of alpinism history.<\/p>\n

The traverse typically takes two days, but an extra night at Schwarzsee or the Rifugio Guide del Cervino may be needed if you miss the last Testa Grigia cable car to the valley.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The Matterhorn is one of the most famous peaks in the Alps. Its pyramid shape is an icon everyone knows and recognizes (it’s even the logo of a world-famous chocolate brand, or now we should say it used to). Anyone who has been to Cervinia or Zermatt admires it and is impressed; many dream of climbing it. The two routes…<\/p>\n

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