Waterfall · Switzerland · Bern

Trümmelbach Falls

A series of glacier-fed waterfalls thundering through the inside of a mountain.

about 1.5 h

For storytellers

Why Trümmelbach Falls matters

At Trümmelbach, meltwater from the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau roars through narrow rock gorges inside the mountain. A tunnel lift and a path of walkways let you see the cascades up close. It's loud, wet and unforgettable.

Talking points

  • Water flows from glaciers above.
  • Walkways lead you inside the rock.
  • The falls are open in the warmer months.

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Good to know: Wear a light waterproof layer.

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