Trümmelbachfälle

The Trümmelbach Falls thunder down 10 cascades within the mountain. Set in the idyllic landscape of the Lauterbrunnen valley, the Trümmelbach Falls were opened up in 1877. Venture into the chasm to see this mesmerising natural spectacle.

The biggest subterranean waterfalls in Europe are located in Lauterbrunnen. The Trümmelbach Falls are sourced by meltwater from the Jungfrau glacier. The 10 cascades are especially impressive during the snow thaw from April to June and the glacier melt from June to September. As much as 20'000 litres thunders through the Trümmelbach chasm every second. The acoustically and visually imposing Trümmelbach Falls have always been a source of fascination for writers and other artists. After such a memorable experience, take in the superb sight from the viewing terrace over a tasty, home-made speciality from the self-service restaurant.

Your highlights at a glance

• Glacial waterfalls inside the mountain, accessible since 1877
• During the snow and glacial thaws, as much as 20'000 litres can roar through the rocks every second
• The 10 cascades can be reached via steps, bridges and a lift
• Self-service restaurant with viewing terrace and home-made specialities
• Attractive souvenir shop to browse around
  

To ensure that your trip is perfect in every way, please note

• The Trümmelbach Falls open from early April to early November
• Good footwear is recommended to minimise the risk of slipping
• The Trümmelbach Falls are 40 minutes from Interlaken
• Not suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs
• Dogs are not allowed

Opening times

April – early November