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Berglistüber Waterfall – Berglistüber Waterfall loop from Linthal

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Berglistüber Waterfall – Berglistüber Waterfall loop from Linthal

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Berglistüber Waterfall – Berglistüber Waterfall loop from Linthal

05:55

18.7km

640m

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Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 2, 2026

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1.87 km

Magical waterfall with turquoise water. Reachable on foot from the road to the Klausen Pass in 5 minutes. Tip: On the way to Berglistüüber there is a stand with seating, drinks, sausages and delicious ice cream from the region.

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4.31 km

Berglistüber Waterfall

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Just five minutes from the Klausenpassstrasse, one of Switzerland's most beautiful waterfalls plunges 44 meters into the valley. It is the middle of three waterfalls between Urnerboden (at 1200m) and the bottom of the Linth (at 720m). Particularly impressive is the path behind the waterfall. If you are planning a day trip, you start in Brauwald and after four hours you reach the waterfall via Nussbüel, Oberberg and Bergli.

More information: braunwald.ch

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5.85 km

Fätschbach Waterfall

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At the back of the gorge there is another waterfall that comes from the same stream as the famous Berglistüber. The climb up has to be done carefully, but it is very impressive even from below.

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9.03 km

Schreyenbachfall

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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

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