Most Prominent Alpine Peaks
The summits of the Alps that rise at least 1,500 metres above the highest col connecting them to higher ground — the ultra-prominent peaks of the Alps.
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Mont Blanc - Monte Bianco
4,809m
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- Mont Blanc - Monte Bianco 4,809m
- Dufourspitze 4,634m
- Grand Combin de Grafeneire 4,314m
- Finsteraarhorn 4,274m
- Barre des Écrins 4,102m
- Gran Paradiso 4,061m
- Piz Bernina 4,049m
- Ortler - Ortles 3,905m
- Monviso 3,841m
- Großglockner 3,798m
- Wildspitze 3,768m
- Tödi 3,614m
- Cima Presanella 3,557m
- Piz Kesch 3,418m
- Punta Penia (Marmolada) 3,343m
- Antelao 3,264m
- Haute Cime 3,257m
- Cima Brenta 3,151m
- Pizzo Coca 3,050m
- Hoher Dachstein 2,995m
- Zugspitze 2,962m
- Hochkönig 2,941m
- Triglav 2,864m
- Grande Tête de l'Obiou 2,789m
- Polinik 2,784m
- Jôf di Montasio 2,754m
- Pointe Percée 2,750m
- Birkkarspitze 2,749m
- Birnhorn 2,634m
- Grintovec 2,558m
- Großer Priel 2,515m
- Säntis 2,502m
- Col Nudo 2,471m
- Grigna Settentrionale 2,410m
- Zirbitzkogel 2,396m
- Hochtor 2,369m
- Grimming 2,351m
- La Tournette 2,351m
- Ellmauer Halt 2,342m
- Cima Dodici (Ferozzo) 2,337m
- Cima Valdritta (Monte Baldo) 2,218m
- Pointe d'Arcalod 2,217m
- Monte Cornetto 2,178m
- Chamechaude 2,082m
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