Yelp Review 2026 #118:…read more About a 40-45 minute hike from Staubbachfalls is Trümmelbach Falls - passing 2 waterfalls along the way. I mean you, you can take a bus from Lauterbrunnen station to get here but you'll miss out on the beautiful scenery, the cows and the flowers. Besides, 45 minutes isn't a far hike. I wasn't planning on coming here. I was at Staubbachfalls looking at Google Maps to see what else is in the area and this popped up. So, I started heading towards Trümmelback Falls. I didn't bother checking their hours - it's a waterfall! Why would it have hours of operation?!? It's open from 9am-5pm. I made it to the ticket booth at 4:55pm and I was let in. Imagine hiking for 45 minutes for nothing? I'd be pissed! Well, it happened to a few people and there's nothing they could do about it. If there's nobody at the ticket booth and the gate is locked, sorry, Charlie! I paid $24 (18 CHF) for a ticket. So, the reason why this waterfall has hours of operation is for the funicular and guest safety. Somebody has to operate the funicular to get to the dark cave that has the waterfall. It is dark, cold, loud and you will get slightly wet. So, be sure to bring a jacket and non-skid shoes. About a 5-minute walk from here is a bus stop to bring you back to Lauterbrunnen station.

Trümmelbach Falls is a must-see if you're visiting Lauterbrunnen. The falls are actually inside the…read moremountain, and you can hear the thunderous roar long before you see the water. Walking through tunnels, stairs, and viewing platforms carved into the rock is an adventure in itself. The elevator helps with part of the climb, but there are still quite a few stairs, so wear good shoes and be prepared for some effort. I'm glad we had patience waiting for the lift and didn't use the stairs all throughout. We got a little damp from the mist, and avoiding slippery areas in the dark were part of the fun experience. We had to come back the next day to get in since the place was already closed when we first arrived. We walked all the way from Staubbach to the village to Trummelbach and didn't know we could have taken the bus to get there while it was still open. It's well worth it.

Harder Kulm stands at 1,322 meters (4,337 feet) and is known as the "top of Interlaken". It…read moreprovides sweeping views of the Alps without needing to venture all the way up to the villages or summits of Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald. To get here, take the railway from the Harderbahn station. This ride is not covered by the Swiss Travel Pass but it does give a discount. Then, walk a short distance to get to the top. The popular attraction is the Two Lakes Bridge, a platform that gives you views of both Lake Thun and Lake Brienz. There's also a restaurant at the top serving Swiss fare and drinks. Once you visit these two there's not much else to do, so it's just a short trip up and down. When we left and got off the train an hour before sunset we saw a huge line waiting to go up. It was already a bit packed when we went and I couldn't imagine that many more people at the top taking pictures and watching the sunset. Also, there are only a few trains that go down after the sun sets and it gets more complicated if you miss them. When the sky is clear the view is just amazing, and there's a corner of the bridge that makes for the best photo op with the lake, sky, mountain, and maybe even paragliders in the background.

Must visit spot while in Interlaken dubbed as "Interlaken's Top of the World". Visited mid April…read more Five to seven minutes walk from Interlaken Ost you will reach Interlaken Harderbahn, funicular that will take you atop in 10 minutes. Paid two tickets for $32.84 with our hotel discount. Views are stunning! You can enjoy the beauty of Interlaken, Lake Thun, Lake Brienz, and the famous Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks in one spot. There's the overhanging viewing platform with glass floor to bring the viewing experience to the next level. Restaurant and hiking trails are available. Highly recommended while in Interlaken!

We had an incredible experience here! It was snowing and we were a bit anxious it would be cold…read more However, you were provided super warm dry suits, boots, socks - you name it! Started sweating towards the end of our tour, and it was less than 30F outside! No experience needed, and our guide Ryan made everything super easy! He helped us put on the gear, get in our kayaks, and get out as needed. He took a ton of photos for us as well which we received within minutes afterwards. 100% worth the price. Such a beautiful experience. Not difficult at all, super warm, and an unforgettable tour. Do it!

We had an amazing time kayaking out in the lake, and basically had the entire lake to ourselves!…read moreThe prices are reasonable for the area, and the service was great; friendly and helpful! Definitely a solid option to do some water sports in Interlaken!

One of the coolest things I've done was paraglide over Interlaken Switzerland. The alps on the…read morehorizon and a birdseye view of the city kissed by the rays of the sunrise was nothing less than magical. My guide, Daniel had the most calming energy and gave easy to follow directions. He made me feel safe as he pointed out the checks his team made to ensure that our journey to the ground was safe. The experience was not scary at all, but more peaceful. Oh and if they ask you if you'd like to make twists and turns- I recommend YES! Would do this again in a heartbeat.

I can't believe I did that. I went paragliding in Switzerland! I am afraid of heights but I wanted…read moreto do something adventurous. The views did not disappoint. The pilots were all professional yet funny. They love what they do (paragliding) and it shows. I had Marki as my pilot. I told him I wanted a mellow ride and just sightsee. No flips or crazy turns cause that'll make me sick. He was very accommodating and ensured I was comfortable up in the air. He likes to do photography and I knew we would get along. Overall, I had a great time in the air. They got some really good footage of me and the view. It was worth every penny. YOLO.

Jack Bailey is an excellent pilot. This was an amazing experience with beautiful views of the…read moreLauterbrunnen valley, Jungfrau, Eiger, and Monch mountains. Words and pictures hardly capture how incredible this was. ​

Very professional, meeting place was easy to find. Pilots were friendly and insightful. Our…read morelaunch was exhilarating but uneventful (in a good way). Views were everything I hoped for (photos don't do it justice. Lauterbrunnen is the place to paraglide if it's your first time! My only hiccup was that I got a little airsick. I had asked for an extended flight time which required a lot of twists and turns to stay in the thermals. Eventually this got to me. If it's your absolute first time paragliding I might suggest the shorter flight unless you're very sure that you won't get motion sickness.

The 6 hour e-bike tour of the Valley of 72 Waterfalls is not to be missed! It was the first time…read moreI'd been on an e-bike. George made sure we were all comfortable with the controls before taking off. He stopped frequently to provide information on a variety of subjects. We were treated to a Swiss picnic lunch before continuing up the valley to a waterfall that's inside a mountain and then returning. I would definitely do again.

Yes, however I learned the hard way to go to their website. Booking through trip advisor I missed…read moreout on some critical details about the 6hr mile tour...like riding on many gravel covered ups and downs. Our guide Joost was terrific.

My guide was Judith and she was the best! So much fun, 15/10 recommend! I'm so happy that I was…read moreable to do this!

Tried Paragliding Interlaken with a friend, and to be honest, it was an incredible experience from…read morestart to finish. The whole process was smooth and fun, they take you up to the takeoff spot in a quick 10-minute minivan ride, during which the team introduces themselves and keeps the mood light. One fun detail: you don't know who you'll be flying with until you randomly choose someone through a card, which adds a bit of surprise and excitement. Big plus: they're happy to accommodate requests for specific photos or videos mid-flight, which isn't always the case with adventure companies. Overall, it was a top-notch experience, and I'd highly recommend them if you're in Interlaken and want to try paragliding. Ratings: Experience: 5/5 Service & Organization: 5/5 Money's Worth: 5/5

Complete blast of an attraction, located right at the top station of the Oeschinensee Gondola…read more It's a modest-sized alpine coaster track carved into the mountainside, with unbelievably gorgeous views and a touch of reckless danger. You get towed up to the top aboard a one-person (I think you can squeeze a small child in front of a parent) plastic sled, armed only with a brake lever and your wits. You then slide down a metal quarter-pipe track, with a healthy number of twists and turns. Watch your speed and make sure to lean into the turns, because it *is* possible to go flying off the track and get hurt. All ages welcome.