Canyoning Grimsel
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The tour begins with a 50-meter abseil. Then, deep pools and breathtaking rock formations await.
Canyoning in the Grimsel Pass starts with a 50-meter rappel followed by natural slides, jumps, and a zip line into the water icy, clear water. The alpine landscape and emerald glacier water make this tour special. It's a tour for anyone looking to face new challenges in stunning nature.
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Meeting pointsThe meeting point is directly at the OUTDOOR Base in Interlaken or alternatively you can choose to meet us closer to the canyon at Bus Stop Handegg, Gelmerbahn (meeting an hour after the trip time).
After a brief introduction by your guides, you will be given all the necessary gear and then jump in the shuttle out to the canyon.
The drive past Lake Brienz and through the picturesque Bernese Oberland takes about an hour and leads directly to the foot of the canyon.
Upon arrival at the canyon, you change outdoors. There are no changing rooms, but the view makes up for it. (for those meeting at Handegg, the guides bring this from Interlaken, so it is important that your booking details are accurate to ensure the gear fits).
Once everyone is ready, you jump back in the shuttle for a 2-minute drive to the canyon entry point, where your guides will give you a safety briefing and explain key techniques.
Entry into the canyon begins with a 50-meter rappel, which is unavoidable. After which natural slides, pools, and jumps of up to 5 meters await you. A highlight is the zip line, where you drop directly into the water below.
After making your way through the canyon, you arrive back at the starting point. There you get changed and eat a light picnic, including drinks.
Then it's back to Interlaken.
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Weather can influence any tour, and a clear decision is often only possible on the day itself. We review conditions carefully and remain within our safety limits, and bad weather alone does not mean we have to stop.
Make sure we can reach you with current contact information in case your booking changes. Silence from us means your tour is still planned or the final call is not yet made. If we need to cancel, you can rebook, choose another activity, or get a full refund.
For detailed advice on how to prepare for (and enjoy!) bad weather days in Interlaken, check out our weather blog


