Glacier Canyon Grindelwald
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Overview
The 300-meter-high walls of the canyon reveal traces of millennia of glacial power.
The Glacier Canyon Grindelwald is a experience that takes you into the history of the Grindelwald Glacier. As you walk along walkways and through tunnels between 300-meter-high rock walls, you hear the rushing Lütschine and discover themed areas on geology, water, and myths. A highlight is the 170 m² Spiderweb, a net over the gorge that offers new perspectives and a bit of thrill.
Itinerary
Meeting pointsThe Glacier Canyon is easily accessible by public transport or car. Only a limited number of paid parking spaces are available on site.
We recommend travelling by bus. The Grindelwald Guest Card is valid as a bus ticket. On bus line 120, the parking ticket from the Terminal parking garage is also valid as a bus ticket.
Timetables and connections: https://www.sbb.ch
- From Grindelwald Terminal: bus 120 → “Aspi/Golf”, then 5–10 minute walk
- From Grindelwald Station: bus 122 → “Gletscherschlucht” (directly at the entrance) or bus 120 → “Aspi/Golf”, then 5–10 minute walk
At the entrance, you receive you can purchase or show your ticket. Admission also includes access to the Crystal Museum. From here, you start on the secured walkway into the Canyon.
The path leads about 1 km deep into the canyon and back the same way. You walk through tunnels and galleries, see 300 m high rock walls, and learn more about geology, water, myths, and the former glacier from info boards. The temperature remains consistently cool.
A highlight is the 170 m² net stretched 7 m above the Lütschine. Here you can move freely, test your balance, and see the canyon from a unique perspective.
At the end, you return the same way. At the exit, you can visit the Crystal Museum or pick up a souvenir from the shop.
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