As it turns out, this small town is not only known for picturesque waterfalls but also is the capital of Base Jumping, which involves a free fall from cliffs wearing a special suit. Unfortunately, it is considered one of the most dangerous extreme sports. During our walk through lovely main streets, we may have the chance to see them in action.
Next we will have a little CHEESE and CHOCOLATE DEGUSTATION enjoying a beautiful views.
As a culmination point we will take a bus to Trümmelbachfalle. This place is a series of impressive waterfalls inside the mountain caves (UNESCO World Natural Heritage). Exploring this natural Wonder, where water from melting glaciers flows powerfully through rock crevices at a capacity of 20,000 liters per second.
The entire trip will allow us to discover Lauterbrunnen from two perspectives – one with idyllic farms, meadows, and wooden houses – but also with impressive forces of nature and community prioritizing extreme sports while living their dream.
Public transportation options are available nearby. Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap. Suitable for all physical fitness levels. Dogs are not allowed in Trummelbachfalle museum, there is a great coffee place if you wish to wait outside of Museum.
We will meet by Lauterbrunnen Trainstation in front of the toilets.