Staubbachfall

In summer, thermal winds whirl the water so that it sprays in all directions. Hence the name of the case and its stream.

The impressive natural spectacle also inspired Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. In 1779 he wrote his "Song of the Spirits over the Waters" here.

Near the waterfall is a large and paid parking lot. From there you can walk up to Staubbachhubel within 10 minutes. To get even closer to the waterfall, you have to go through a small tunnel and up a few steps. Depending on the wind direction you will be refreshed at the end by the water mist.

Good footwear is not essential, but recommended, as it is often slippery.

At the beginning of the short trail there are two information boards on the history of the waterfall.

The second highest waterfall in Switzerland with 297 meters can be admired in summer over a rock gallery.

The bike path is wide and paved. Unfortunately, many hikers in groups often need the entire width of the street.

It's a beautiful one
The route is flat at first, then slightly uphill to Lauterbrunnen. Beautiful view in the valley of the waterfalls 👌. You can smash back and kick full throttle.

A true natural spectacle with its 297m drop height