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Quick Facts: Jungfrau

Region: Europe, Switzerland

Climbing History

First ascent in 1811 by Swiss brothers Johann Rudolf and Hieronymus Meyer. At 4,158m, one of the iconic peaks of the Bernese Oberland. The Jungfrau Railway (opened 1912) provides access to Jungfraujoch, Europe's highest railway station.

Notable Routes

Normal Route from Rottal Hut (1-2 days): Standard ascent via Rottalsattel. Jungfraujoch approach: Access via scenic railway. Traverse to Mönch: Popular combination. Lauper Route: Technical northeast face.

Weather Information

Weather: During the summer months, average daily temperatures at the start of the climb are still quite cool. These temperatures drop to below freezing at the summit. While the summer is usually quite sunny and dry, snow still falls on the peak, even in July and August. Thunderstorms are not uncommon either and weather conditions can change quickly at higher elevations on the peak., Best Time to Visit: June to September, Average Expedition Length 2 days

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Weather: During the summer months, average daily temperatures at the start of the climb are still quite cool. These temperatures drop to below freezing at the summit. While the summer is usually quite

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