Career
First ascents by Melchior Anderegg
Wildstrubel, 3,243 m (Bernese Alps), 11 September 1858
Rimpfischhorn, 4,199 m (Pennine Alps), 9 September 1859
Alphubel, 4,206 m (Pennine Alps), 9 August 1860
Blüemlisalphorn, 3,664 m (Bernese Alps), 27 August 1860
Monte Disgrazia, 3,678 m (Bregaglia Range), 23 August 1862
Dent d"Hérens, 4,171 m (Pennine Alps), 12 August 1863
Parrotspitze, 4,432 m (Pennine Alps), 16 August 1863
Balmhorn, 3,698 m (Bernese Alps), 21 July 1864
Zinalrothorn, 4,221 m (Pennine Alps), 22 August 1864
Grandes Jorasses, 4,208 m (Mont Blanc Massif), 30 June 1868
Other noteworthy climbs by Melchior Anderegg
Mont Blanc, 4,809 m, via the Bosses du Dromedaire (1859)
Mont Blanc via the Dôme du Goûter (1861)
Solo reconnaissance up the Zmuttgrat of the Matterhorn (Pennine Alps) (1863)
Mont Blanc via the Brenva face (1865)
Winter traverse of the Finsteraarhorn, 4,273 m (Bernese Alps) (1866)
Civetta, 3,220 m (Dolomites) (1867)
Winter ascent of the Plattenhörner (1869)
First winter ascent of the Galenstock, 3,586 m (Urner Alps) (1877)
Anderegg was also a professional wood carver and owned a shop in Zermatt that sold his carvings (of bears, groups of chamois, and eagles, amongst other subjects), as well as "Photographs of all the great peaks around Zermatt", alpenstocks, snow spectacles ("blue, green, and neutral tint") and Whymper"s guides.