First ever woman free climbs to conquer North face of Eiger

The North Face of the Eiger, known as "Wall Of Death" in Switzerland had not been conquered by an American or a woman until Saturday.
Americans Sasha DiGiulian, 22, and Carlo Traversi, 27, free climbed Magic Mushroom, one of the more difficult routes on the trail, in four days and three nights, battling snow and ice to leave their marks on the 13,020-foot mountain.
The Eiger's North Face is a steep 5,900-foot ascent, the largest north face in the Alps.
"This has been a long journey, made longer by Mother Nature, and we have had to stay strong, positive and open minded," DiGiulian said in a news release. "Free climbing on the Eiger, and standing atop one of the most recognized routes on this iconic peak is an incredible feeling, and one I am grateful to have achieved. Carlo was the perfect partner. I could not have done this without him and his optimistic outlook and steady reinforcement." she added.

"We did it!!! Just got down from Free Climbing the North Face of the Eiger!" - Sasha DiGiulian on Twitter

On the summit - (PC - @Sasha DiGiulian Twitter)