Great Aletsch Glacier Collection

Aletsch Glacier at sunrise, Riederalp, Bernese Alps, Valais, Switzerland (MR)

Aletsch Glacier from the Moosfluh viewpoint, Riederalp, Bernese Alps, Valais, Switzerland

Hiker man with head torch light admiring Aletsch Glacier standing beside the tent, Bernese Alps, Valais canton, Switzerland (MR)

Tent of hikers on mountain ridge at the Hohfluh viewpoint above Aletsch Glacier, Riederalp, Valais Canton, Switzerland

Great Aletsch Glacier, UNESCO World Heritage Site, alpenroses at the front, Riederalp, Bettmeralp, Canton of Valais, Switzerland

Crevasses with small glacial lakes, Great Aletsch Glacier, Canton of Valais, Goms, Switzerland

Aletsch Glacier, Southern Bernese Alps, Canton of Valais, Switzerland

Glacier structure of the Aletsch Glacier, the longest glacier in the Alps, Canton of Valais, Switzerland, Europe, PublicGround

Aletsch Glacier at first morning light with photographer, from Moosfluh, Riederalp, Valais, Switzerland, Europe

Foothills of the Great Aletsch Glacier, Canton of Valais, Goms, Switzerland

Belalp tourism region, with views of Aletsch Glacier, Strahlhorn, Eggishorn and Bettmerhorn, Bernese Alps, Canton of Valais, Switzerland

Aletsch Glacier C014 / 3044
Aletsch Glacier. The Aletsch Glacier is the largest glacier in the Alps, with a length of around 23km and covering more than 120 square kilometres

Aletsch Glacier C014 / 3043
Aletsch Glacier. The Aletsch Glacier is the largest glacier in the Alps, with a length of around 23km and covering more than 120 square kilometres

Aletsch Glacier C014 / 3042
Aletsch Glacier. The Aletsch Glacier is the largest glacier in the Alps, with a length of around 23km and covering more than 120 square kilometres

Glacial cave, Switzerland
Glacial cave. Glacial meltwater flowing into an ice cave under the Aletsch Glacier. Air pockets can also be seen in the underside of the glaciers ice

Glacial meltwater, Switzerland
Glacial meltwater. Algae growing in a stagnant pond of meltwater left behind by the Aletsch Glacier. The Aletsch Glacier is the largest glacier in the Alps

Glacial striation, Switzerland
Glacial striation. View over the striated (grooved) surface of bedrock in front of the Aletsch Glacier, Switzerland. These grooves were formed as the glacier passed over the rock

Aletsch Glacier, Switzerland
Aletsch Glacier. The Aletsch Glacier is the largest glacier in the Alps, with a length of around 23km and covering more than 120 square kilometres

Great Aletsch glacier, Switzerland

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Witness the breathtaking beauty of the Great Aletsch Glacier as it glistens under the golden rays of sunrise, casting a mesmerizing spell on Riederalp in the Bernese Alps, Valais, Switzerland. From the Moosfluh viewpoint, one can marvel at this natural wonder that stretches for miles, captivating hikers who stand in awe with their head torches illuminating their faces. As they admire this majestic glacier from their tent perched on a mountain ridge at Hohfluh viewpoint, they become one with nature's grandeur. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Great Aletsch Glacier is adorned with alpenroses at its front, adding an enchanting touch to its already magnificent presence. Explore its crevasses and witness small glacial lakes dotting its surface in Canton of Valais' Goms region. This Southern Bernese Alps gem showcases an intricate glacier structure that spans across vast expanses - truly a testament to its title as the longest glacier in the Alps. Capture unforgettable moments by capturing first morning light alongside photographers from Moosfluh or immerse yourself in tranquility amidst the foothills of this glorious glacier. The Belalp tourism region offers panoramic views not only of Aletsch Glacier but also Strahlhorn, Eggishorn and Bettmerhorn peaks - creating an unparalleled experience for visitors. Let your senses be overwhelmed by nature's masterpiece - The Great Aletsch Glacier (C014 / 3044) awaits you in Canton of Valais, Goms region; where every step taken reveals another facet of Switzerland's remarkable beauty.