A travel securator poured 65 ft until her death after her heel slid when she climbed a mountain in Snowdonia.
Maria Eftimova, 28, went up the notorious Tryfan -berg in the Welsh National Park when the accident took place.
An investigation was told how when she tried to reach a ledge, her heel stripped, so that she tumbled a 'considerable distance'.
The civil engineer suffered a serious head injury, including a broken skull, and despite the efforts of paramedics, she died on the scene on 22 February.
The 28-year-old was the second professional woman who died in the mountain range in one week after Dr. Death. Charlotte Crook, 30.
The influencer, from St. Helens, but originally from Sofia, in Bulgaria, had more than 10,000 followers on social media where she showed her lifestyle outdoors.
She was an experienced mountaineer and recently followed an ice climbing course in Norway.
But the research heard in Caernarfon was told that she fell on the infamous North Ridge van de Berg – a popular but dangerous climb route.
Maria Eftimova, 28, went to the notorious Tryfan -berg in the Welsh National Park when the accident happened
An investigation was told how when she tried to reach a ledge, her heel struck her, so she tumbled a 'considerable distance'
Coroner Kate Roberston has postponed the hearing and said, “I am sending my sincere condolences to all family and friends of Maria Eftimova.”
Friend Victoria Critchley, founded a fundraising page to help pay for repatriation costs and said: “Maria was an ambitious, clear and cherished 28 -year -old, whose lively personality, energy and aura touched and raised everywhere.
'She had a passion for engineering, studied civil engineering at the University of Salford and a love for extreme sports.
'Her biggest passion was snowboarding, which she was super enthusiastic about and looked forward to doing again during her upcoming trip to Austria.
“She had an insatiable thirst for life and exploring our world beauty. Tragically enough she was taken out of her family much, much, much, way too quickly! '
Victoria said that the fundraising that Maria's destroyed family helps.
She said: “Add to their immense grief, the family, who lives in Bulgaria, is confronted with a considerable financial burden to repatriate Mary and give her the worthy farewell with her loved ones she deserves.”
Friend Jem Elder wrote: 'We will miss you every day, Forever Maria Eftimova'
Friend Jem Elder wrote: 'We will miss you every day, forever Maria Eftimova.
'Your beautiful, uplifting spirt will always live on, you were really the definition of loving life and leading a happy, fulfilled life, inspire others to follow in your footsteps. See you on the last climb. '
The tragedy came only six days after Dr. Charlotte Crook, 30, also died during climbing in the same region.
An investigation heard that Dr. Crook 30ft in her death while he walked on Glyder Fach with a fellow medication.
Both women were attended by Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue Organization.
Speaking of Maria's accident, the team said: 'A group rose the Noordrug when one of them fell 20 meters in steep terrain.
'Passers -by with climbing equipment went up and made her safe, and a team member who was already nearby, went down and started resuscitation.
'Colleagues from Welsh Ambulance Service were at the basics, while the Coastguard helicopter dropped team members on the mountain.
Dr. Charlotte Crook, 30, photo, and her colleague Adam Weatherhogg walked on Glyder Fach, near Llanberis, Snowdonia, on February 16 when the tragedy took place
Hospital doctor and St. John Ambulance -Volunteer Dr. Crook, depicted, descended part of the path on her belly when she seemed to lose her foot and went over a ledge, the hearing was told.
'Unfortunately, the victim had not survived her injuries and was taken to Oggie Base.
“The thoughts of all involved are with the victims and friends, thanks to all the members of the audience who tried to help.”
This is after 'dedicated' and 'promising' young doctor tragically deposited until her death while she is scrambling with a friend on a Welsh -Berg, heard an investigation.
Dr. Charlotte Crook, 30, and her colleague Adam Weatherhogg walked on Glyder Fach, near Llanberis, Snowdonia, on February 16 when the tragedy took place.
Hospital doctor and St. John Ambulance -Volunteer Dr. Crook descended a part of the path on her belly when she seemed to lose her foot and went over a ledge, the hearing was told.
Dr. Crook, who graduated from her medical degree at Birmingham University in 2022 in 2022 and had worked for Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust, was supposed to have fallen around 10 meters (30 ft) along the side of the 994 m (3,126FT Berg).
During a short hearing at Ruthin John Gittins, senior coroner for North Wales East and Central, that said after Dr. Crook fell, Mr Weatherhogg found a safer route to his affected friend.
He carried out CPR on her until members of the Ogwen Valley Mountain Rescue team arrived to take over, but Dr. Crook, from Perry Barr, Birmingham, died on the spot.
Pathologist Dr. Muhammad Aslam gave the cause of death as a head injury.
On Facebook, St John Ambulance Walsall posted: 'St John Walsall was sad to learn from the sudden death of Dr. Charlotte Crook.
'Charlotte was a diligent and dedicated volunteer, who represented the values ​​of the organization in the best possible way.
'She was the district youth ahead for the West Midlands district until our recent restructuring has met so much of the cadettes at various courses or events.
“Unfortunately, she will be missed and our thoughts and prayers go to her family on this very sad time.”
