イゼルトヴァルトの峡谷・トップ11

The Rosenlaui Glacier Gorge near Meiringen is a natural wonder in the Bernese Oberland. Over millennia, meltwater from the Rosenlaui Glacier has eroded the rock, creating smooth walls, whirlpools, and narrow passages. Today, you can marvel at the approximately 500-meter-long gorge, part of the Jungfrau-Aletsch UNESCO World Heritage Site, on a well-secured path.

impressive waterfall with Alpine panorama

The hiking trail from Brienz to Mühlebach is closed due to the 2024 storm. It is also no longer accessible from Gäldried. The trail has completely collapsed, and all bridges are destroyed.

This gorge is really very impressive. In my opinion, much more so than the others (like the Aare Gorge or something like that). You are extremely close to the roaring water!

Pretty little meadow path with a unique view of the Eiger north face and Männlichen. You can even see Kleine Scheidegg from here. If you pay attention to the vertical rock face (on the left when you come from the upper glacier) you will see a large white spot in the otherwise gray rock face. The “Breitlouwina Tunnel” is hidden under this white patch of rock. It enables an underground crossing of the steep rock face that lies between Pfingstegg and the former mountain restaurant "Chalet Milchbach".

Small mini canyon

Fascinating views of the narrow, deeply cut rocky gorge of the Weißen Lütschine result from these exposed spots!

There are fascinating views of the White Lütschine Gorge from various points.