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Enjoy the moments before the action with
a flyby over the beautiful Jungfraujoch - a triple setup of the famous
mountains Eiger, Monch and Jungfrau. |
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Then it's time to attack the peak of
the Eiger at 13.000 ft (3970m) above sealevel and let the ride begin. |
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This is what we call Mountain Swooping!
You will be speeding down over high altitude snowfields...
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photo by Mike Kleist |
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...find your path through natural gates... |
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photo by Mike Kleist |
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...and swoop the "mushroom" rock formation,
well known among BASE-jumpers. Once you flew down the north-west-ridge
of the Eiger you will rather go mountain swooping than basejumping. |
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You will be landing on the "Kleine
Scheidegg" at the bottom of the Eiger, like the mountain swooping-pioneers
Mike Kleist and Elliot Clarke (and Andy Gerber taking the picture).
A unique experience you will never forget! |
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photo by Andy Gerber |
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to Niesen Swoop Run
For more
pictures check out the gallery
You've got Google Earth? Check
out our rides with our placemarks.
If not, you can and should download Google Earth here.
It's free...and awesome.
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