The Top 20 Caves in Zurich
Looking to visit a cave in Zurich on your next adventure? To help you better plan your next outdoor experience, we’ve collected Zurich’s 20
best caves for you. Based on the experiences of other users, each is a recommendation you know you can trust — so you can better plan your next adventure.
best caves for you. Based on the experiences of other users, each is a recommendation you know you can trust — so you can better plan your next adventure.
Last updated: October 16, 2025
The tunnels are not lit and sometimes a bit wet. Light and good footwear are recommended. At the Sihl you can also take a break and take a bath. 😍 🛀 🍀
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Hiding place of Anabaptists. Is now sometimes visited by Anabaptists from America! Today, the man-sized, shallow cave is often used by small groups for a campfire. The cave is covered …
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A real insider tip for lovers of waterfalls and for those looking for a shady, cool spot in the summer. The waterfall is impressive, not primarily because of the rushing …
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According to the forest law of the canton of Zurich, the Erdmannliloch may not be visited by bike. The Erdmannliloch can be visited on foot.
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It's a shame today that the barbecue area was already occupied.
Whether sun or rain you can feel good here.
Whether sun or rain you can feel good here.
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The Brüggli has still slipped. I will report this to the community, the signaling with the cul-de-sac does not repair the damage. Unfortunately, not everyone can take this beautiful path …
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The cave is a few meters above the path, but it is easy to get to.
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Mighty horseshoe-shaped, about 100 m wide, overhanging Nagelfluhfels with lousy waterfall.
The path leads along the gap between the Nagelfluh and the underlying material.
Here and there you have to …
The path leads along the gap between the Nagelfluh and the underlying material.
Here and there you have to …
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Nagelfluh formations with overhanging waterfalls and cave.
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The cave was first examined around 1898 by Mr. Stauffer from Frauenfeld. His research from that time apparently remained fruitless. Only large-scale excavations by geologist Emil Stauber between 1934 and …
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