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						<h3><span class="category">Mountains</span> – A rewarding excursion destination is Mont Salève, which is situated in neighbouring France.<a href="#detail_1" class="more">more</a></h3>
					
					
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							<h3><span class="category">Mountains</span> –  The 3,103-meter mountain can be reached with three modern mountain trains. From Zermatt to Sunnegga and via the Alp Blauherd one can quickly...<a href="#detail_2" class="more">more</a></h3>
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				<h1>Mount Salève</h1>
				<h3><span class="category">Mountains</span> – A rewarding excursion destination is Mont Salève, which is situated in neighbouring France.</h3>
				<p>A rewarding excursion destination is Mont Salève, which is situated in neighbouring France.</p>
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				<h1>Sunnegga / Rothorn – A View to the Matterhorn</h1>
				<h3><span class="category">Mountains</span> – The 3,103-meter mountain can be reached with three modern mountain trains. From Zermatt to Sunnegga and via the Alp Blauherd one can quickly reach the Rothorn and enjoy an unforgettable panoramic view.  </h3>
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				<h1>Grimsel gneiss and Glacial Ice</h1>
				<h3><span class="category">Glaciers</span> – The Oberaar Lake often contains ice floes which is not further surprising given that the water comes directly from the nearby glacier.</h3>
				<p>The Grimsel area is a landscape of ancient stone and primeval forces. This pass has always been used to cross from North to South or vice-versa. It also constitutes the watershed between the North Sea and the Mediterranean and offers some spectacular hikes, ranging from easy strolls to challenging climbs on the vertical granite walls.</p>
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				<h1>Gemmi Pass – the steepest stretch on the mountain train.</h1>
				<h3><span class="category">Mountains</span> – The Gemmi Train climbs the steep Gemmi face to the wonderful mountain world of the Gemmi Region, which is famous for its rich traditions. The Gemmi Train was built in 1957 and has since then transported many a guest to an elevation of 2,350 meters.</h3>
				<p>The Gemmi Train climbs the steep Gemmi face to the wonderful mountain world of the Gemmi Region, which is famous for its rich traditions. The Gemmi Train was built in 1957 and has since then transported many a guest to an elevation of 2,350 meters.</p>
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