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A very beautiful waterfall, located directly on the trail/hiking path from Tierfehd down to Linthal.

An impressive sight even in winter with little water. Be careful of breaking ice!

You should really come here when the Schreyenbach actually has water - this is only the case for 45 days a year, from June 18th to August 2nd when the waterfall can be admired in all its glory. (https://glarnerland.ch/de/map/detail/schreyenbachfall-d847ff81-2e0e-4fbe-8c5e-b68cbd4ce992.html)

The Diesbachfall is a rare natural experience. Many call it one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Switzerland. Especially when the snow melts, you can listen to its impressive thunder and “this”.

The almost silent waterfall in Tierfed. The Schreyenbach Falls used to be a natural attraction known throughout Switzerland. Since 1964, with the commissioning of the Linth-Limmern power plant, he has fallen silent. One frame literally took his breath away. The water from the Fisetenbach, which rises in the canton of Uri and feeds the Schreyenbach Falls, is collected for the purpose of producing electricity, which means it is withheld from the Schreyenbach Falls. However, after objections, the natural spectacle can still be watched 45 days a year. The Schreyenbachfall presents its impressive natural spectacle every year between June and August. Feeding the Schreyenbach Falls: Start: June 18th 2:00 p.m. - End: August 2nd 2:00 p.m

Easily accessible on foot or by bike from the Tierfed gondola car park.

If I may, I would like to correct the statements. The Berglistüber is at the fourth bend further up the curve from the Bergli restaurant. The photos were shot in the Fruttmatt below.

The almost silent waterfall in Tierfed. The Schreyenbach Falls used to be a natural attraction known throughout Switzerland. He has been silent since 1964, when the Linth-Limmern power plant went into operation. One version literally blew the water out of him. The water of the Fisetenbach, which rises in the canton of Uri and feeds the Schreyenbachfall, is collected for the purpose of generating electricity, i.e. withheld from the Schreyenbachfall. After objections, however, the natural spectacle can still be followed 45 days a year. The Schreyenbachfall presents its impressive natural spectacle every year between June and August. Feeding of the Schreyenbach Falls: Start: June 18, 2:00 p.m. - End: August 2, 2:00 p.m