Klein Matterhorn, Zermatt

The Klein Matterhorn is the 3883-metre summit south of Zermatt, with an ice terrace looking north across the Theodul glacier to the south face of the Matterhorn about seven kilometres away.

Scenario: 24 September 2026 · 17:50 Europe/Zurich

AI-generated artistic interpretation from the Klein Matterhorn ice terrace toward the Matterhorn
Klein Matterhorn, Zermatt
AI-generated artistic interpretation · Not a photograph.

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The Klein Matterhorn is the 3883-metre summit south of Zermatt, with an ice terrace looking north across the Theodul glacier to the south face of the Matterhorn about seven kilometres away. This is not the Gornergrat railway terrace of the Matterhorn scene, and the Hörnli ridge is not the skyline. Late September at this height is ice and old snow, and no cable-car name is readable. The Open-Meteo model is mainly clear with broken cloud, near freezing, and a strong north wind, with no precipitation.

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