Findel Glacier

E178398

Findel Glacier is a large valley glacier near Zermatt in the Swiss Pennine Alps, known for its dramatic ice flows and views of surrounding high peaks such as the Monte Rosa massif.

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Findel Glacier canonical 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf glacier
valley glacier
accessibleFrom Sunnegga funicular
Zermatt
mountain trails above Findelalp
affectedBy climate change
continent Europe
country Switzerland
drainageBasin Rhône river basin
surface form: Rhône basin
flowsFrom Monte Rosa
surface form: Monte Rosa massif
formedBy accumulation and compaction of snow
geologicalPeriod Holocene
hasClimateZone alpine climate
hasFeature crevasses
icefalls
moraines
proglacial lake
hasStatus shrinking glacier
hasType temperate glacier
hasViewOf Alphubel
Monte Rosa
surface form: Monte Rosa massif

Rimpfischhorn
Strahlhorn
Täschhorn
isRetreating true
languageOfToponym German
localName Findelgletscher
locatedIn Pennine Alps
Swiss Alps
locatedInCanton Canton of Valais
locatedNear Zermatt
locatedOn east side of Zermatt
mountainRange Pennine Alps
movementDirection down-valley toward Zermatt area
near Findelalp
Gant
Gorner Glacier
Monte Rosa Hut
Sunnegga
notableFor dramatic ice flows
proximity to Monte Rosa massif
views of surrounding high peaks
partOf Alpine glacier system
region Valais Alps
scientificField glaciology
tourismActivity alpine photography
hiking
mountaineering

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Pennine Alps hasMajorGlacier Findel Glacier