The North Face of the Eiger is a famous mountain wall located in the Swiss Alps, specifically in the Bernese Oberland region. Standing at 3,967 meters (13,015 feet), it is known for its steep and challenging climbing routes. The face has a notorious reputation due to its difficult weather conditions and technical climbing challenges, making it a sought-after destination for experienced climbers. First ascended in 1938, the North Face has a rich history of climbing attempts, some of which ended in tragedy. It is part of the larger Eiger mountain, which is one of the most iconic peaks in the Alps. The face attracts climbers from around the world, drawn by its beauty and the thrill of conquering its heights.