‘Eiger Ultra Trail – tougher than soloing the North Face’ Ueli Steck, 1976–2017

With 101 kilometres and 6,700 metres of elevation gain, the E101 route with its spectacular mountain scenery is a tough test for every participant. The E51 route also culminates at the Faulhorn at 2,680 metres and offers an unforgettable 360° panorama. The E35 leads directly to the north face of the Eiger. The E16 course is ideal for trail running beginners or speed distances. Courageous relatives and carers can take on the Trail Surprise.

Along the E250, teams of two and three discover impressive mountain ranges, rustic valleys and the largest contiguous glaciated area in the Alps. They circle the UNESCO World Heritage Site Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch.