Breithorn, near Zermatt, Switzerland, is a popular 4000-meter peak accessible to climbers of various skill levels, often climbed as a first 4000-meter experience. Access usually involves taking a cable car to Klein Matterhorn, making the ascent relatively shorter but still requiring mountaineering equipment and glacier travel experience. It is highly recommended to undertake the climb with a certified mountain guide, especially for inexperienced climbers, due to glacier conditions and crevasse risks. While it's possible to solo climb for experienced mountaineers, it's generally discouraged due to safety concerns. The climbing season typically runs from late spring to early autumn, depending on snow conditions. Expect to spend approximately CHF 200-400 per person for guided tours, excluding transportation and equipment rental. The entire experience, including travel from Zermatt, cable car rides, and the climb, can take a full day (6-8 hours). Accessibility for individuals with mobility issues is limited to the Klein Matterhorn area accessible by cable car, as the summit climb requires physical fitness and mountaineering skills.