Pointe Whymper

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Pointe Whymper is one of the principal summits of the Grandes Jorasses in the Mont Blanc massif of the Alps, known for its challenging alpine climbing routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain peak
climbingType alpine climbing
elevation 4184 m
firstAscentBy Christian Almer NERFINISHED
Edward Whymper NERFINISHED
Michel Croz NERFINISHED
firstAscentDate 24 June 1865
hasClimbingGradeRange difficult to very difficult
hasNorthFace yes
hasNotableFeature serious objective hazards
steep mixed terrain
hasNotableRoute north face routes of the Grandes Jorasses
hasParentPeak Grandes Jorasses NERFINISHED
hasProminence minor prominence relative to Pointe Walker
hasRockType granite
hasSouthFace yes
hasSummitCoordinates approximately 45.84°N 6.99°E
includedInListing Alpine mountains above 4000 m
isClimbedFrom French side
Italian side
isMappedOn IGN topographic maps NERFINISHED
Italian IGM topographic maps
isPartOf Mont Blanc massif frontier ridge NERFINISHED
Mont Blanc massif main ridge
isPopularWith experienced alpinists
isPrincipalSummitOf Grandes Jorasses NERFINISHED
knownFor challenging alpine climbing routes
liesAboveGlacier Glacier de Leschaux NERFINISHED
Glacier de Planpincieux NERFINISHED
locatedIn Alps NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry France
Italy
locatedInMountainRange Mont Blanc massif NERFINISHED
locatedOnBorder France–Italy border NERFINISHED
namedAfter Edward Whymper NERFINISHED
nearestHigherNeighbor Pointe Walker NERFINISHED
partOf Grandes Jorasses NERFINISHED
situatedInSubrange Graian Alps NERFINISHED
typicalAscentStyle rock and mixed climbing

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Grandes Jorasses hasSummit Pointe Whymper