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about four hours. Barrington describes reaching the top, saying, "The two guides kindly gave me the place of the first man up." After the descent, the party was escorted to the Kleine
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Simpson's eponymous 2003 book. Those playing the parts of the original climbing team were Swiss mountain guides Roger SchÀli (Toni Kurz), Simon Anthamatten (Andreas Hinterstoisser), Dres Abegglen (Willy Angerer) and Cyrille Berthod (Edi Rainer). The
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rope that bound him to his dead teammate below and climbed back onto the face. The guides could not pass an unclimbable overhang that separated them from Kurz. They gave him a rope long enough to reach them by tying two ropes together. While descending, Kurz could not get the knot to pass through his
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went searching for the missing men with his aircraft, eventually spotting one of them frozen to death in what became known as the "Death
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The name first appeared as 'mons Egere' in a document in 1252 and is a contentious topic among philologists and etymologists. One argues that since the document was a land deed, the name was that of the farmer who first settled the meadows below the face, one Agiger or Aiger, which was later shaded
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British Para-Climbers reached the summit via the West Flank Route. The team included John Churcher, the world's first blind climber to summit the Eiger, who was sight-guided by the team leader, Mark McGowan. Colin Gourlay enabled the ascent of other team members, including
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Snow avalanches constantly threatened the expedition. They climbed as quickly as possible between the falls. On the third day, a storm broke, and the cold was intense. The four men were caught in an avalanche as they climbed "the Spider", the snow-filled cracks radiating from an ice-field on the
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hotel. From there, they started the ascent of the Eiger at 3:30  a.m. Barrington describes the route much as it is followed today, staying close to the edge of the north face much of the way. They reached the summit at about noon, planted a flag, remained for 10 minutes, and descended in
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In 1935, two young German climbers from
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upper face, but all possessed sufficient strength to resist being swept off the face. The members successfully reached the summit at four o'clock in the afternoon. They were so exhausted that they only had the strength to descend by the regular route through a raging blizzard.
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of the Jungfrau Railway and bivouacked for the night. They started the climb at about 6:00 a.m. and reached the summit of the Eiger at about 7:15 p.m., after an over 13 hours gruelling ascent. Shortly after, they descended the west flank. They finally reached
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Some of the notable features on the north face are (from the bottom): First Pillar, Eigerwand Station, First Ice-field, Hinterstoisser Traverse, Swallow's Nest, Ice Hose, Second Ice-field, Death Bivouac, Ramp, Traverse of the Gods, Spider and Exit Cracks.
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roped together as a single group of four. Heckmair later wrote: "We, the sons of the older Reich, united with our companions from the Eastern Border to march together to victory."
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into Eiger. Another proposes that Eiger is based on Latin and/or Greek words meaning sharp, pinnacle, or peak. A third suggests that it derives from a German dialect phrase
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Are you still here? A bagman's view of climbing the Eigerwand
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1589:List of deaths on eight-thousanders
456:). The name has been linked to the
1444:, 1990, a collection of essays by
468:Geographic setting and description
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2217:"AJ 1980 121-129 Pokorny Fiction"
2063:Potterfield, Peter (1998-08-24).
1960:Daniel Anker and Rainer Rettner,
1713:"The Eiger is my kind of therapy"
1337:, London: Collins, also known as
1274:2006 (14 June): François Bon and
1189:A climber on the second ice-field
909:View from the railway station of
512:(795 m (2,608 ft)) and
2709:Three-thousanders of Switzerland
2151:from the original on 2021-12-12.
1891:Merritt, Chris M. (2019-02-11).
1734:Gillman, Peter and Leni (2016).
1711:Venables, Stephen (2006-08-27).
1604:List of mountains of Switzerland
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1339:Direttissima; the Eiger Assault
1109:An attempt was made in 1937 by
898:For a chronological guide, see
713:Jungfrau-Aletsch protected area
641:(564 m (1,850 ft)).
480:The Eiger is located above the
476:The northeast side of the Eiger
2254:and (2000) Adventure Library.
1740:. London: Simon and Schuster.
1428:, 1983, a documentary film by
1219:1890: First ascent in winter,
1128:First ascent of the north face
1025:Eigergletscher railway station
900:Timeline of climbing the Eiger
650:Eigergletscher railway station
378:biggest north face in the Alps
293:basic rock/snow/ice climb (AD)
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2689:Great north faces of the Alps
2065:"The north face of the Eiger"
1927:Engel, Claire Elaine (1950).
1819:– via map.geo.admin.ch.
1064:1936 Eiger climbing disaster
779:great north faces of the Alps
746:. For the train station, see
683:in the northwest. The higher
190:
114:Alpine mountains above 3000 m
110:Great north faces of the Alps
67:3,967 m (13,015 ft)
2279:. Seattle: The Mountaineers.
1579:1936 Eiger climbing disaster
1483:Eiger: Journey to the Summit
1250:becomes the first person to
861:(translated into English as
427:(behind the north face) and
850:, a GermanâAustrian group.
51:The north face of the Eiger
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1879:Peaks, Passes and Glaciers
1715:. London: The Sunday Times
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1584:Eigerwand railway station
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1488:The 2007 docu/drama film
1452:Eiger: The Vertical Arena
799:Eigerwand railway station
748:Eigerwand railway station
631:Upper Grindelwald Glacier
623:Lower Grindelwald Glacier
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2704:Mountains of Switzerland
2679:Alpine three-thousanders
2224:www.alpinejournal.org.uk
773:: "Eiger north wall" or
664:, the north face of the
537:the small parting corner
2349:The Eiger on Summitpost
2141:"Ski-Gliding the Eiger"
1877:, Vol. L, reprinted in
1671:. London: Hachette UK.
1020:Eismeer railway station
658:Eismeer railway station
421:highest railway station
203:Location in Switzerland
2405:, by Charles Sherwood.
2275:Anker, Daniel (2000).
2042:. Penguin Publishing.
1979:. Mountaineers Books.
1791:"3 - Suisse sud-ouest"
1528:Andreas Hinterstoisser
1494:featuring mountaineer
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2499:Hinteres Fiescherhorn
2323:The Beckoning Silence
2319:Simpson, Joe (2002).
2116:"Acro-base.com video"
2102:"Mark Wilford, Faces"
2034:; Maix, Kurt (1964).
1533:The 2010 documentary
1491:The Beckoning Silence
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2494:Grosses Fiescherhorn
2244:Eiger, wall of death
2242:Roth, Arthur (1982)
1796:Eiger Mönch Jungfrau
1535:Eiger: Wall of Death
1509:the subsequent year.
1416:Traverse of The Gods
1409:Eiger, Wall of Death
1321:The Climb Up To Hell
1181:Other notable events
1136:The Heckmair route (
488:to the north in the
482:Lauterbrunnen Valley
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30:For other uses, see
2376:The Eiger on Flickr
2197:www.merilibrary.com
2100:Alpinist Magazine.
1935:. Greenwood Press.
1627:Retrieved from the
1505:documentary won an
998:The ridge from the
832:Edward Lisle Strutt
726:The Eiger with the
164:English translation
139: /
2529:Grosses Wannenhorn
2414:West face of Eiger
2396:2010-11-25 at the
2088:Alptraum der Alpen
2009:www.summitpost.org
1836:The New York Times
1694:Reinhold Messner,
1537:by Steve Robinson.
1363:The Eiger Sanction
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1210:W. A. B. Coolidge
1200:Melchior Anderegg
859:Die Weisse Spinne
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2524:Bietschhorn
2484:Schreckhorn
2469:Aletschhorn
2269:Works cited
1719:October 26,
1570:Alps portal
1496:Joe Simpson
1420:Bob Langley
1400:, 1974, by
1380:Mike Hoover
1329:, 1966, by
1280:speedflying
1228:Arnold Lunn
1196:Lucy Walker
1150:Ludwig Vörg
1122:Ludwig Vörg
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840:Ludwig Vörg
795:Grindelwald
738:North face
689:Aletschhorn
654:TrĂŒmmelbach
635:Lake Brienz
567:across the
486:Grindelwald
338:Switzerland
326:Grindelwald
221:Switzerland
146: /
121:Coordinates
83:Parent peak
2668:Categories
2606:South side
2565:North side
2544:Wetterhorn
2534:Mittaghorn
2246:. Norton.
2229:2023-06-25
2202:2023-06-25
2178:2007-03-15
2126:2007-01-17
2074:2010-03-04
2014:2023-06-25
1902:2023-06-25
1860:2008-10-26
1816:2018-02-02
1755:dr hej Ger
1635:(3,605 m).
1616:References
1507:Emmy Award
1434:Eric Jones
1248:Eric Jones
1091:Edi Rainer
1052:BĂŒgeleisen
1047:Ernst Udet
984:Matterhorn
973:Wengernalp
783:Matterhorn
757:North face
673:Swiss Alps
541:MĂ€nnlichen
522:Mittellegi
354:Swiss Alps
131:46°34âČ39âłN
73:Prominence
2648:Oeschinen
2577:Tschingel
2457:Mountains
2297:cite book
1801:swisstopo
1633:Eigerjoch
1629:Swisstopo
1524:Toni Kurz
1398:The Eiger
1366:starring
1358:Trevanian
1266:Jeff Lowe
1252:BASE jump
1099:carabiner
1083:Toni Kurz
1008:Yuko Maki
877:Karakoram
824:In 1938,
775:Eigerwand
573:LĂŒtschine
569:Eigerjoch
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435:Etymology
425:Eigerwand
370:Eigerwand
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247:Swisstopo
172:Geography
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63:Elevation
2653:MĂ€rjelen
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2558:Glaciers
2539:Nesthorn
2519:Ebnefluh
2504:GrĂŒnhorn
2474:Jungfrau
2394:Archived
2367:- photos
2287:(1959).
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1855:NBC News
1542:See also
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1460:The Alps
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1166:Austrian
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884:Mordwand
873:Himalaya
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342:Valais
159:Naming
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