Italy, 3751 m) Little St Bernard Pass (France / Italy, 2188 m) Mont Blanc / Monte Bianco (France / Italy, 4810.45 m, highest point in the Alps) Great St. Bernard Pass (Switzerland / Italy, 2469 m) Matterhorn / Monte Cervino (Switzerland / Italy, 4478 m) Monte Rosa (Switzerland / Italy, 4634 m) Simplon Pass (Switzerland, 2005 m) Blinnenhorn (Switzerland / Italy, 3374 m) Saint Gotthard Pass (Switzerland, 2044 m) Rheinwaldhorn (Switzerland, 3402 m) Splügen Pass / Passo dello Spluga (Switzerland / Italy, 2113 m) Maloja Pass (Switzerland, 1809 m) Piz Bernina (Switzerland / Italy, 4049 m) Fuorn Pass (Switzerland, 2419 m) Piz Sesvenna (Switzerland / Italy, 3205 m) Reschen Pass (Austria / Italy, 1504 m) Weißkugel (Austria / Italy, 3738 m) Timmelsjoch / Passo del Rombo (Austria / Italy, 2491 m) Zuckerhütl (Austria, 3507 m, highest point in the Stubaier Alpen) Brenner Pass (Austria / Italy, 1371 m) Hochfeiler (Austria / Italy, 3509 m) Großvenediger (Austria, 3666 m) Großglockner (Austria, 3798 m, highest mountain in Austria) Hochtor (Austria, 2575 m) Ankogel (Austria, 3246 m) Radstädter Tauern (Austria, 1739 m) Hochgolling (Austria, 2863 m) Schober Pass (Austria, 849 m) Hochschwab (Austria, 2277 m) Gerichtsberg (Austria, 581 m) Schöpfl (Austria, 893 m, highest point in the Wienerwald) Danube, 160 m Some of the highest peaks in the Alps, however, fall to one side or other of the main chain. These include: Barre des Écrins (France, 4102 m, highest point in the Dauphiné Alps) Gran Paradiso (Italy, 4061 m, highest point in the Graian Alps) Finsteraarhorn (Switzerland, 4274 m, highest point of the Berner Oberland) Jungfrau (Switzerland, 4158 m, Berner Oberland) Ortler / Cima Ortles (Italy, 3905 m) Marmolada (Italy, 3343 m, highest point in the Dolomites) Tödi (Switzerland, 3614 m, highest point of the Glarus Alps) Triglav (Slovenia, 2864 m, highest point in the Julian Alps). For more detailed lists of passes, please see the articles about individual areas of the Alps. Glaciers Several glaciers are located in the Alps, the longest of which is the aletsch Glacier in the Bernese Alps. They may be found in all of the higher groups of mountains from the Dauphiné Alps in France to the Hohe Tauern in central Austria, and the main ascent routes on many of the highest mountains pass over glaciers. Lakes Very few large lakes are found within the body of the Alps, but a number are situated around the edge,