We visited the First Cliff Walk in Grindelwald in the late afternoon, taking the cable car up around 5:15 PM. The ride up was quite foggy, and we weren’t sure if we’d be able to see anything at the top but thankfully, the clouds began to clear just enough to enjoy the views.
The Cliff Walk itself is an exhilarating experience, with a secure metal walkway clinging to the edge of the mountain and a sky-high viewing platform that offers dramatic vistas (when the weather cooperates).
Even in the fog, the atmosphere was magical, mystical, almost otherworldly, the dramatic drop-offs and the walkway clinging to the cliffside created an unforgettable experience.
While on our way up and then at the summit, we could hear the soft clanging of cowbells echoing through the fog as it turns out, there were cows peacefully grazing high up in the alpine meadows, completely unbothered by the clouds or the altitude. It was surreal and strangely calming.
Unfortunately, we didn’t have enough time to make it to the lake, but the walk alone was well worth the trip. Just a heads-up: if you're hoping to hike further, it's best to arrive earlier in the day to allow time for both the walk and the trail to the lake.
Absolutely recommend it and event the faint of the heart can make the most out their visit on the top and at...
Read moreGet your tickets at the counter if you want to get the tickets for the multi activity adventure package. We didn’t know and bought cable car tickets at the machine but joined the Q at the counter to enquire about the adventure package as we wanted to do the glider and the flyer ( this also included unlimited travel on the cable car) The lady at the counter kindly refunded me on the tickets bought at the machine. She also recommended for me to get the day ski pass for my 15yo daughter which was cheaper than our adventure package for 2 activities. We had fun doing both activities and did not have to Q at all. The other 2 were not available during winter. Pictures taken here are incredible and definitely worth a visit. We later rented the sledge on the mountain which was good fun but quite dangerous. Be sure to wear non slip shoes and ski pants. We saw a guy with wet jeans and it didn’t look comfortable. A lady wearing converse did not manage to rent a sledge. Be careful of others sledging as they come crashing from behind and brought me...
Read more🌍 Experience the Thrill of the First Cliff Walk in Switzerland!🏔️
Calling all adventurers and nature enthusiasts! Nestled in the stunning Alps near Grindelwald, the First Cliff Walk is a must-visit for anyone craving heart-pounding views and unforgettable memories.
✨ What awaits you: ✅ A 40-meter suspension bridge clinging to the cliffs at 2,168 meters above sea level. ✅ A 360° viewing platform that juts out over the abyss—feel like you’re walking on air! ✅ Panoramic vistas of iconic peaks: the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. ✅ Free to visit and open year-round (weather permitting).
📸 Pro tips: Wear sturdy shoes—it’s a cliffside adventure! Bring your camera for jaw-dropping photo ops. Pair your visit with the First Flyer zipline or a scenic hike to Bachalpsee Lake.
Whether you’re chasing adrenaline or serene alpine beauty, the First Cliff Walk delivers. Ready to step into the sky? 🌤️
📍 Location: Grindelwald, Swiss Alps ⏰ Best time: Summer for clear skies, winter for...
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