First Cliff Walk

One of my most favorite places in Switzerland. You have to visit! :)

If the sensational views and the beautiful hiking possibilities are not enough, you can be satisfied with various activities.

On the ridge, a magnificent view of the Eiger, Wetterhorn, Scheckhorn & Co. is offered. There is also a Cliff Walk and the First Flyer as well as the First Glider.
In winter, the mountain restaurant First lunchtime usually has a lot going on. There are toilets and a faucet where you can fill your water bottle for free. A Vesperraum is also available.
More information here:
jungfrau.ch/de-ch/grindelwaldfirst

Worthwhile hike.
The trail is very well laid out.

The “First Cliff Walk by Tissot” summit attraction on Grindelwald-First is open every day
The summit circular route consists of a 40-meter-long single-rope suspension bridge, an ascent snail and a 45-meter-long viewing platform. The circular route leads along the west side of the First summit and the Berghaus, at a dizzying height, along the steeply sloping cliff, back to the sun terrace of the Berggasthaus First.

The Cliff Walk is open year-round. In bad weather it can be locked.
A head for heights is an advantage!

Go ahead and do it. Just know that you'll be on the walkway with dozens of other people taking selfies or clinging to the rails. It can be difficult to make your way through the masses. If you manage to be there when it's not too crowded, the over-the-edge views of the range are a serious treat.

Interesting path on iron footbridges along the rock face, especially when fog comes up and you can't even see your hands in front of your eyes. That reminds you of the feature film "Fog Nebula of Horror". 😄🌫😱

Very cool Skywalk and good Restaurant.

Nice view down 😁

Very impressive! Above all, it's very good that it's free. The view is awesome with a bit of thrill.

This is a bit of a tourist trap

Great view and a little thrill!

You should pay attention to the direction of travel, especially when there is a strong crowd. In some places it is difficult to keep your head away from the rock;).

Brüg is not dog-friendly. Pity!