Eiger north face, Mountain face in the Bernese Alps
The Eiger North Face, also known as the Nordwand, is the northern wall of the Eiger, a mountain in the Bernese Alps of Switzerland.
First climbed in 1938, the Eiger North Face has been the site of numerous historic ascents.
The Eiger North Face has been featured in several films and books, highlighting its significance in mountaineering culture.
Climbing the Eiger North Face is considered extremely challenging due to its steepness and the risk of rockfall.
The Eiger North Face is one of the six great north faces of the Alps.
Location: Bern
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