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How to climb Mönch in the Swiss Alps

Alpine climbing Mönch on the Swiss Alps near the Aletsch Glacier next to Jungfraujoch is a great introduction to alpine climbing. This fantastic mountain features loads of good beginner alpine climbing routes, and in the climbing video I will explore the South East Ridge also known as the Normal Route or Normal Weg as the locals would call it. The South East Ridge of Mönch features a very diverse amount of alpine climbing features - such as a nice rock buttress, snow slopes, a few rock climbing moves and a very exposed ridge near the summit of Mönch. An alternative to climbing Mönch via the South East Ridge would be the Nollen route on the North West spur, so directly opposite from where the South East Ridge begins. You approach Mönch by taking the train from Grindelwald to Jungfraujoch and then hike the Aletsch Glacier towards Mönchsjochütte - the Mönchsjoch Hut! This is an excellent base for climbing Mönch via the South East Ridge. Alpine climbing Mönch is actually part of a larger adventure. If you combine climbing Mönch via the South East Ridge with climbing the nearby alpine peaks of Jungfrau and the Eiger, then you will climb what is called the Berner Oberland trilogy. I actually did another video on the Berner Oberland Trilogy! And a separate video about alpine climbing the Eiger. You should check that out at: ► Alpine Climbing Berner Oberland Trilogy:    • Alpine climbing the Eiger via Mittell...   ► How to climb the Eiger:    • How to climb Eiger via Mittellegi Rid...   This is an immense challenge and a three to four day alpine climbing itinerary. MUSIC: I Love You - Vibe Tracks    • I Love You – Vibe Tracks (No Copyrigh...   On the Tip - Jingle Punks    • On the Tip – Jingle Punks (No Copyrig...   SUBSCRIBE: ►► Remember to SUBSCRIBE to our channel to receive more exciting rock climbing videos, and LEAVE A COMMENT below to give us feedback or ask questions regarding the video. Enjoy! #mountaineering #climbing #SwissAlps