Eiger (mountain)

The Eiger is a prominent mountain in the Bernese Alps of Switzerland, standing at 3,967 meters (13,015 feet). Famous for its distinctive north face, known as the Eiger Nordwand, it attracts climbers and mountaineers due to its challenging routes and dramatic vertical cliffs. The mountain is a part of the Jungfrau region, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its stunning landscapes. The Eiger has a rich history, with numerous attempts to scale its north face, becoming an iconic symbol in the climbing community and a popular subject in literature and film.