#1... November 2015, mountaineering, mountain... North face of the Eiger 3970 meters, Bernese Alps... Heckmair classic route... 1500 meters of ice and mixed snow in a great atmosphere... Thanks to Morgan Baduel to Yorick Vion and others...
Premiere: July 21, 1938 to July 24, 1938 by Anderl Heckmair, Ludwig Vörg, Heinrich Harrer and Fritz Kasparek...
Winter Premiere: 1961 by Toni Hiebeler, Walter Almberger, Anderl Mannhard and Toni Kinshofer...
First solo: 1963 by the Swiss Michel Darbellay...
VIDEO PART 2:    • #2 Voie Heckmair Face Nord de l'Eiger...  
0:00 Introduction
0:09 Grindelwald et petit train.
00:25 Kleine Sheidegg et bivouac.
01:07 Marche d'approche, le socle en mixte.
2:07 La Fissure Difficile.
4:11 La Traversée Hinterstoisser.
5:33 Le Premier Névé.
8:06 Le Deuxième Névé.
10:21 Le Fer à Repasser.
11:05 Le Bivouac de la Mort.
11:55 Le Troisième Névé.
12:26 La Rampe.

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The words of the north face.
Grindelwald, Kleine Sheidegg, The Base, The Difficult Fissure, The Hinterstoisser Crossing, The First Neve, The Second Neve, The Iron, The Bivouac of Death, The Third Neve, The Ramp, The Disintegrated Vire, The Rotten Fissure, The Crossing of the Gods, The Spider, The Exit Chute, The Pendulum Abseil, Bivouac Corti, The Exit Cracks, The Terminal Slope, Summit of the Eiger 3970 meters...
The Eiger is an individualized peak of the Alps located entirely in Switzerland in the Bernese Alps massif. Its name, attested in 1252, does not mean "ogre", contrary to popular belief, but more probably "big spear". The confusion is due to the climbers who died during the ascent of the north face: this one, almost totally vertical or overhanging, is considered to be the most impressive and the most famous face of the Alps, if not the highest. Along with the north faces of the Matterhorn and the Grandes Jorasses, it has constituted one of the “three last problems of the Alps” for mountaineering, and the last solved.
Eiger dates...
1858: first ascent on August 11 by the Swiss guides Christian Almer and Peter Bohren in the company of the Irishman Charles Barrington...
1921: first ascent of the Mittellegi ridge by Yuko Maki with Fritz Amatter, Fritz Steuri and Samuel Brawand...
1932: northeast face by Hans Lauper with Alfred Zürcher, Alexander Graven and Joseph Knubel...
1938: first ascent of the north face on July 24 by the German team of Anderl Heckmair and Ludwig Vörg and the Austrian team of Heinrich Harrer and Fritz Kasparek...
1947: second ascent of the north face by Frenchmen Lionel Terray and Louis Lachenal...

0:00 Intro
0:09 Grindelwald
2:07 The Hard Crack
4:11 The Hinterstoisser Crossing
5:33 The First Neve
8:06 The Second Neve
10:21 The Iron
11:05 The Bivouac of Death
11:55 The Third Neve
12:26 The Ramp