The Trümmelbach Falls channel meltwater from the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau through a gorge inside the mountain. Ten falls can be reached by a tunnel lift and a series of walkways and stairs. The sound and spray are intense, especially in early summer.
Getting there from Stechelberg
The entrance is almost opposite the bus stop. See how to reach Stechelberg for the timetable notes.
Tips
- Bring a rain jacket and shoes with grip. The platforms are wet.
- Go when it is quiet: early or late in the day.
- Combine with the Schilthorn cable car in one day, or with a valley walk.
- Check the operator’s site for closures after heavy rain or rockfall.
Not suitable if you struggle with stairs or damp, enclosed spaces. Check current accessibility information before you go.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get from Stechelberg to Trümmelbach Falls?
Take PostBus line 141 toward Lauterbrunnen and get off at the Trümmelbachfälle stop. The entrance is across the road. By foot it is a pleasant valley walk.
When are the Trümmelbach Falls open?
Mostly from early April to early November. One guide gives a shorter window, so confirm with the operator.
Are they worth it on a rainy day?
Yes. The falls are inside the mountain and the tunnel and platforms offer some shelter, though the area is wet and slippery. Wear shoes with grip.
How much time should I allow?
Plan one to two hours including the lift and walkways.
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