Eigerwand

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Eigerwand is the famous and notoriously challenging north face of the Eiger in the Bernese Alps, renowned among climbers for its steep, treacherous terrain and dramatic history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain face
north face
climbingSeason summer
winter
hasClimbingStyle aid climbing
free climbing
traditional climbing
hasFeature cold north-facing aspect
complex route finding
frequent rockfall
large vertical rock face
unpredictable weather
hasHistoricalSignificance milestone in the history of alpine climbing
site of famous rescue attempts
hasRouteType alpine route
mixed rock and ice climbing
isPartOf Alps NERFINISHED
isPopularWith elite climbers
isSubjectOf climbing reports
documentary films
mountaineering literature
knownFor dramatic climbing history
extreme alpine climbing
high objective danger
numerous climbing accidents
steep terrain
treacherous climbing conditions
languageOfName German
locatedIn Bernese Alps NERFINISHED
Bernese Oberland NERFINISHED
locatedInCanton Canton of Bern NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Switzerland NERFINISHED
nameMeaning Eiger wall NERFINISHED
near Grindelwald NERFINISHED
Lauterbrunnen NERFINISHED
orientation north
overlooks Kleine Scheidegg NERFINISHED
partOf Bernese Alps north wall trilogy
Eiger NERFINISHED
reputation notoriously challenging for climbers
one of the most difficult alpine north faces in the world
riskLevel high
safetyRequirement advanced alpine experience
knowledge of objective hazards
technical climbing skills
tourismType mountain tourism attraction
visibleFrom Jungfrau Railway NERFINISHED

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Eiger northFaceName Eigerwand