Bell became the first to climb all seven peaks of the Swiss Alps' Engelhörner range.
In 1901, Gertrude Bell became the first person to summit all seven peaks of the Engelhörner range in the Swiss Alps. This remarkable feat demonstrated her exceptional climbing skills and fearless approach to exploration. At a time when the Alps were considered the pinnacle of mountaineering challenges, especially for women, Bell's achievements defied gender norms and expanded the possibilities for female adventurers. Her accomplishments continue to inspire climbers and explorers worldwide.