• 9 years ago
This summer, Swiss speed climber Ueli Steck is planning to scale all 82 European Alps over 4,000 metres in 80 days. The "Swiss Machine" and his climbing partner Michi Wohlleben aim to attack the more challenging routes on peaks in Switzerland, Italy and France.(SRF/swissinfo.ch)

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