This panoramic photograph captures the majestic Grosses Tschingelhorn and the surrounding summits . Less famous than other peaks in the Swiss Alps, their splendor is no less striking. Less frequented by mountaineers and more difficult to access, these mountains display their grandeur and strength in celestial heights. The range is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A natural wonder, a protected beauty.

Our journey begins at Ofen, whose dome, crowned with snow following a storm, rises with pride. At its summit, a cross marks man's conquest of the Alpine skies. Our gaze then turns to the Grosses Tschingelhorn. Like a bastion, it protects the cantons of Glarus and Graubünden. Its sharp edge cuts into the sky. Its dark rock, plastered with snow, gives it an elegant zebra-like appearance. In the background, Piz Segnas stands out, a veritable natural fortress, unreachable by climbers on the day I took the picture. Attempting to climb it was too great a risk for even the most seasoned mountaineer.

The Tschingelhörner is pure and inaccessible. Man, in his fragile helplessness, admires these heights, and only his spirit allows him to wander from peak to peak. In the heart of this flamboyant landscape, he feeds on the gentle mysteries of nature.