based on 491 reviewsEiger is located in the Bernese Highlands of Switzerland and is part of the Alps, famous for its steep north face. Eiger stands at an altitude of approx. 3,970 m and is a challenging destination for mountaineering enthusiasts. Its north face is renowned for its highly challenging climbing routes, attracting many experienced climbers to attempt to conquer it.
For visitors who do not climb, the area around Eiger offers a wide range of activities. You can easily reach viewpoints near Eiger by taking the Jungfrau railway to enjoy magnificent mountain scenery and glaciers. Hiking trails along the way are suitable for hikers of all levels, offering opportunities to get up close to nature. In winter, the ski resorts around Eiger are a paradise for ski enthusiasts.
We recommend that visitors check the weather forecast before heading to Eiger, as mountain weather is unpredictable and may affect travel plans.












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Show More ReviewsThe Eiger is known as the most dangerous peak in Europe. Its north side is extremely steep, with an average slope of 70 degrees and a vertical drop of 1,800 meters. But the more dangerous it is, the more it can arouse the interest of explorers and climbers. The Jungfrau Railway Passport records a tragedy of a failed climb on the north slope. We ordinary people can just admire it at the foot of the mountain, and Grindelwald is a great place to appreciate the Eiger. The dreamy hillside of the Internet celebrity is at the foot of the Eiger.