ラウターブルンネンの天然記念物・トップ20

a hotspot to see from our camper at the campsite, you can walk there

Super tour

but does not have much water today

The Lauterbrunnen Valley is wonderful to explore on foot or by bike, Lauterbrunnen itself is very crowded, far too touristy. I heard that the locals don't like it anymore either. So I tried to avoid it as much as possible. There are enough hiking options with or without a cable car. There is something for every level. I hiked the Mountain View Trail in mid-June, it was simply beautiful with the blooming alpine meadows, highly recommended.

It is forbidden to drive up to this point "Cliffwalk am First". The only ways to get there from Grindelwald are: - Climb of almost 2 hours on foot; - By cable car (25 min). This costs 68 francs to go and return. Also the last ride down is at 17:30.

This beautiful village invites you to stroll with its small shops and restaurants. But it is also a good starting point for various tours, either with the Mürrenbahn to Grütschalp or there by foot on the single trail up the 700 meters. The Bernese Oberlandbahn and the Wengernalpbahn stop at the station.

Wear good hiking shoes if you take the walk down....

The famous 297 m high and only free-falling Staubachfall at the end of the village is Lauterbrunnen's landmark.