How tall are the Swiss alps?

The height of the Swiss Alps can vary depending on different peaks and locations within the mountain range. Some notable peaks and their heights are:

- Dufourspitze: 4,634 meters (15,203 feet) - the highest peak in the Swiss Alps and the Monte Rosa massif.

- Dom: 4,545 meters (14,911 feet) - the highest peak in the Mischabel massif.

- Weisshorn: 4,506 meters (14,783 feet) - the fifth highest peak in the Alps.

- Matterhorn: 4,478 meters (14,692 feet) - one of the most recognizable and iconic mountains in the Alps.

- Mont Blanc: 4,809 meters (15,778 feet) - the highest peak in the Alps overall, located on the border between France and Italy (not within Switzerland).

These are just a few examples of the different heights found in the Swiss Alps. The mountain range is known for its impressive and towering peaks, with many summits reaching above 4,000 meters.