based on 491 reviewsThe Eiger, located in the Bernese Oberland in Switzerland, is part of the Alps and is world-famous for its steep north wall. With an altitude of about 3,970 meters, the Eiger is a challenge for mountaineering enthusiasts. Its north wall is famous for its extremely challenging climbing routes, attracting many experienced climbers to try to conquer it.
For tourists who do not climb, there are a wealth of activities around the Eiger. The Jungfrau Railway can easily reach the viewpoints near the Eiger and enjoy the magnificent mountain scenery and glaciers. The hiking routes along the way are suitable for hikers of different levels and provide opportunities to get close to nature. In winter, the ski resorts around the Eiger are a paradise for ski enthusiasts.
It is recommended that tourists check the weather forecast in advance before going to the Eiger, as the unpredictable mountain climate 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.