31727 posts. When we walked down from Muerren via Gimmelwald down to the valley floor, loved the walk, we were passed occasionally, very slowly, by several mountain bikers going down the same trail. The trail below Gimmelwald is sometimes wider and smoother, but is often quite steep and with loose stones. July 26 – Hike up to Grindelwald first. Tissot cliff walk at first. if possible, up to bachalpsee. Activities like gliding if I have the courage. Back to Grindelwald by evening. July 27 – Day trips to Wengen, Lauterbrunnen - Trümmelbach falls. Murren - Schilthorn cable car to see 360 degree views. July 28 – Take Eiger Express to top of

About this trail. This easy route crosses forests and grasslands. It offers great views of the Lauterbrunnen Valley and the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains. The trail runs parallel to the narrow gauge railway between Grütschalp and Mürren. If desired, you can get on the train at Winteregg, halfway on the route.

Hello everyone, I am doing a trip to Interlaken and will visit Lauterbrunnen as well and I am holding a Saver Day Pass. I have been reading this forum and am interested in doing the circuit route: Lauterbrunnen – cable car to Grütschalp – train to Mürren, then walk to take cable car from Murren to Gimmelwald – then cable car to Stechelberg – then bus to Lauterbrunnen – then train Waterfalls of the valley More about the valley. Lauterbrunnen is an approximately eight kilometres long U-shaped valley near the Lauterbrunnen wall. Its area is 164.51 km2. The valley starts with the village of the same name and ends at Stechelberg (you can get there by car, bus, or on foot).
The trick is to go slow. Closer to the middle of the bridge, you can hold handrails on both sides of the bridge. From there, it gets easier. After the bridge (100m+- walking) you get to the Mountain hostel. It has a nice restaurant with a lovely patio. After the hostel we decided to walk back to Murren. It is a nice and easy walk with beautiful

Once you arrive at the station it is very easy to make many new connections to various other locations or you can easily get out at Lauterbrunnen and begin this and many other walks from there. Information on travel. For more information on travel times and cost on Swiss trains, you can see here. Swiss trains are ultra-efficient and clean.

Jungfraujoch, or the “Top of Europe”, is a railway station built high in the mountains above Interlaken. It sits at 3,463 metres above sea level and overlooks the Jungfrau-Aletsch mountains. At the top, there are several panoramic restaurants, shops, exhibitions, and even a post office. Mürren Tourismus. CH - 3825 Mürren. +41 33 856 86 86. muerren.swiss. info@muerren.swiss. High above the deep basin of the Lauterbrunnen Valley, the winter hike from the Grütschalp to Mürren captivates with fantastic views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. The world-famous mountain trio is visible for the entire duration of the hike.
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Mürren station is the terminus of the shortest railway line in the Jungfrau Region. It is only four kilometres long. The trains of the Lauterbrunnen-Mürren (BLM) mountain railway bring passengers from Grütschalp station to the Winteregg middle station and the car-free resort of Mürren. At the other end of the track is the Grütschalp.
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You want to research where you are going to get a better feel of the terrain and why you can’t park in Murren. It is about 2500ft vertically higher than Lauterbrunnen. So yes - you can walk. But that’s a very intensive hike. Stechelberg is a tiny village close to Lauterbrunnen. If you get out of the gondola, you can then either do a nice, scenic walk to Lauterbrunnen (about 90 minutes) or take a bus that brings you back to Lauterbrunnen. It is also about a 40-minute walk to the famous Trümmelbach Waterfalls, which is located between Lauterbrunnen and Stechelberg.
You can hike to them from Lauterbrunnen Village in just 20-30 minutes. Or there is a handy bus that only takes about 10 minutes from town. The falls are a short walk from the road and are quite a mini-adventure if you ask me.
CH - 3825 Mürren. +41 33 856 86 86. muerren.swiss. info@muerren.swiss. On this via ferrata we do not gain height. On the contrary. Here we don't climb up, but down. The starting point is the Mürren viewing terrace, high above the Lauterbrunnen valley. More precisely, the intermediate station of the Schilthorn cable car, from where we reach 0zZQ.
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