Yelp Review 2026 #123:…read more Jungfraujoch is a must-visit if you're in Interlaken...or Zurich even! My first trip to Zurich was in February several years ago, I took a bus to Interlaken and 2 trains (Grindelwald, and Jungfraujoch) - it's not complicated. It's an easy day trip from Zurich, and a half a day trip if you're already in Interlaken. From Interlaken Ost, it's a train ride to Grindelwald, a gondola ride to Eigergletscher via Eiger Express then a train ride to Jungfraujoch. Traveling in the spring can be unpredictable. Sometimes it's raining all day, it could snow, it could be extremely foggy. Your hotel in Interlaken has a channel where you can watch the live cam of Jungfraujoch so you can see if it's worth going or not. It's almost always foggy early in the morning during spring but it clears out by around 10am...sometimes, it doesn't. Once you get off the Jungfraujoch station, you can read information about the place. How the place keeps getting warmer due to climate change. The Research Station Jungfraujoch is the highest in Europe and in the world. Elevation is over 11,000 feet above sea level. There are movies/ shows that were filmed here. So, it gets pretty crowded. You have to go to the Sphinx Observatory where you can see the Alps and Aletsch Glacier from outside. On a clear day, you can see Germany and France. You can walk in the snow. There's a cafe, a Lindt store and a gift shop. You'll see some cute ice sculptures.

We joined group tour from Interlaken…read more Took cable car to Eigergletscher station from Grindelwald and then transfer to the Jungfraujoch train to reach Jungfraujoch. We got lucky we booked it on a day that it was not foggy/cloudy. Bucket list, checked! What a memorable experience. Amazing views on our way to Jungfraujoch. Tour is little pricey and crowded BUT totally worth it! Enjoyed every moment touring inside Ice Palace while collecting amazing memories at Spinx Observation Tower and Plateau. Just to be aware of the altitude sickness Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS). Drink plenty of water.

Mountains? Check. Lakes? Check. Perfect setting for some ATV-ing? ... CHECK. Interlaken,…read moreSwitzerland is as close to heaven as an outdoor enthusiast can get; hiking, climbing, rafting, paragliding, ATV-ing.. sigh. Pure beauty, serenity and a side of adrenaline.. and if you're not from here, it also comes with one awesome tour guide: Daniel! He took us up in the mountains over a 3 hour long Quad (ATV for us Americans) trip. Most of our drive was on paved roads, some wider and straighter than others.. there were definitely lots of steep hairpin turns (fun!).. These gave my stepdaughter lots of much needed practice for if she ever wants to go atv-ing with us again, as this was her first time. The trip took us through beautiful nature scenery.. lots of trees, little streams, a couple of small farmer villages with chalet style homes and the occassional cow here and there. Personally, the rougher the terrain and the faster the machine, the better of a time I have. I may look girly, but I just hide my down 'n dirty adrenaline junkie side very well. From this standpoint, the short offroad portion of the trip was probably my favorite part! Since it started raining, this offroad rocky terrain (downhill) was nice and muddy-slippery. If you're not an experienced rider this may give you a run for your money. My first-time riding stepdaughter wasn't too enthused, but my husband and I had a blast and went up and down a couple of times. The real treat (stepdaughter will agree) after the off road fun was a surprise visit to a working, super small scale dairy farm that makes cheese and other goodies. Cows.. up front and close, fluffy, pettable cows. Oh, and lunch! Whoop. By the time we made it back down to Interlaken (the city itself is beautiful) we were soaked and muddy down to our underwear. Turns out it rains here in July - lesson learned. Daniel's wife came out with towels so that we could change into something dry.. Talk about hospitality and friendly service! Everything was awesome and so worth the money. Which, comparing it to other places such as Colorado, is extremely reasonable. Honestly, this couldn't have been more fun and Daniel couldn't have been friendlier. Rain or no rain, I'd return in a heartbeat!

From the owner: Vermietung von Velo, Roller, Motorräder, Funcar und ATV / Quads…read moreGeführte Interlaken Touren mit E bikeboards und Quadtouren

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.

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.

Fantastic experience paragliding for the first time! Interlaken makes for a beautiful landscape and…read morethe staff makes you feel very comfortable. Very professional and fun company!

I did the canyoning. Twice. Probably one of the best things I've ever done. Go to youtube and watch…read moretheir video. The second thing I did with this company was the canyon jump. I hate heights, probably more than anyone. But I tried this in an attempt to get over my fear. I still hate heights. But the canyon jump tested my fear and I had the rush of my life jumping into that canyon with a rope attached to my body. One of the best decisions I've ever made. And the guides are awesome. Shout out to Toby who is no longer there but all the guys were great, I just don't remember their names.

We looked forward to canyoning with alpin after reading great reviews. We met at the meeting place…read moreon time and they were late. We called them and they said they were still on the way. 40 minutes later they called and said we can't do canyoning and asked if we would do rafting instead. We said yes to rafting. 20 minutes later we called to see where they were and they said sorry we can't do rafting either! Half a day wasted! We could've booked somewhere else! WE FOUND OUT LATER THEY LIED ABOUT THE REASON WHY WE COULDNT GO!!!! When we come back to interlaken or Lauterbrunnen we will not use alpin raft

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.

Interlaken is well known for all of the activities for thrill-seekers. You can go whitewater…read morerafting, paragliding, and canyon swinging...all with the same company! For this trip, we decided to go canyon swinging in the Glacier Canyon with Outdoor Interlaken. Must be purchased ahead of time! Cancellation policy is pretty flexible with a full refund if cancelled 48 hours before your start time. It's kind of pricey but how often will you get an opportunity to jump and swing through a canyon? There's also an add-on for the GoPro footages but you can decide after swinging through the canyon, which is what we did. You can choose to be picked up in Interlaken or meet at least 5-10 minutes before your start time at Glacier Canyon. For safety reasons, you aren't allowed to bring anything with you unless you're able to zip it up in your pants. If you have prescription glasses, you can bring them and they provide a little baggy to put it in while you swing. Everything is stored in plastic bins which you can pick up outside of the canyon when you're done. The experience starts with a short van ride up to the top of the canyon. Our guide was really friendly and knew what he was doing in terms of safety so it made us feel safer and calmer. The swing itself was like nothing I've done before! It's very nerve wracking when you're at the top and I think the anticipation just makes it a lot worse. The drop itself is only a couple of seconds but feels so much longer. Some of my friends think they blacked out for a second because they don't even remember looking at the canyon while swinging! I would allocate about 2 hours for the experience, especially if you're doing this with a large group. You don't need to wait for the strangers in your group to finish swinging. And afterwards, the canyon is free for you to enjoy! We were able to run out to grab our stuff, grab the complementary drink that was part of the swinging ticket, and go back into the canyon.

I never imagined I'd ever jump into a canyon, but when my friend sent us a link to the Glacier…read moreCanyon Swing with Outdoor Interlaken, it seemed like a one time opportunity so I thought why not? Immediate regret after agreeing to this because I was nervous from the moment it was booked, all the way up until the experience was actually over. On the day of our reservation, we were unfortunately a few minutes late due to issues with delayed/cancelled buses, but luckily they waited up for us. The whole process was smooth with getting us checked in and up to the jump point. When you watch the video or look at other people jump from down below, the free fall distance looks so short. But it feels SO long when you're the one jumping! I've gone skydiving multiple times before but never found that scary. This, on the other hand, was so nerve wracking, and I'm not even scared of heights at all. I think the free fall was so scary for me that I squeezed my eyes shut, since I don't remember seeing anything during the free fall. I'd imagine seeing the floor get closer and closer to me would be terrifying. Once the free fall portion is over, you then do a few wide swings back and forth across the canyon before they throw a rope out to you to pull yourself in. This part wasn't scary at all for me and was pretty relaxing as I got to take in the view. Once you're all done, you're free to go see the rest of the canyon area. Once we exited, we were given the option to purchase a video of our experience which got emailed to us a few days later. We also received a complimentary drink ticket that we were able to use next door. Overall, super scary but definitely a fun experience that I'd recommend for any thrill seekers. Outdoor Interlaken also offers a variety of other activities, so check them out for all your outdoorsy needs!