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Short, guided transfer to the CLOY Crash Landing On You hanging bridge in Sigriswil with admission included. Ideal for travelers seeking dramatic Lake Thun panoramas without the transport hassle.
Short, guided transfer to the CLOY Crash Landing On You hanging bridge in Sigriswil with admission included. Ideal for travelers seeking dramatic Lake Thun panoramas without the transport hassle.
A narrow road carves through spruce and pasture as the van climbs toward Sigriswil; windows frame steep cliffs and the far blue of Lake Thun. Arriving at the trailhead, the Crash Landing On You (CLOY) hanging bridge hangs across the gorge like a dare — its planks and cables creak softly as wind tests them. Visitors choose a single crossing or watch the drop from the village-side viewpoint while guides handle tickets and logistics.
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Operated by Happy Tour Switzerland · Sigriswil, Bern
A narrow road carves through spruce and pasture as the van climbs toward Sigriswil; windows frame steep cliffs and the far blue of Lake Thun. Arriving at the trailhead, the Crash Landing On You (CLOY) hanging bridge hangs across the gorge like a dare — its planks and cables creak softly as wind tests them. Visitors choose a single crossing or watch the drop from the village-side viewpoint while guides handle tickets and logistics.
The Sigriswil ridge sits on molasse rock carved during the last ice ages; terraces of pasture and stone walls recall generations of alpine farming in the Canton of Bern. The bridge is a modern attraction added to the landscape to give direct access to dramatic lake views; local guides often point out Beatenberg across the water and the layered ridgelines that tell a glacial story. Cultural notes: the area blends Bernese-German mountain village life with a steady flow of international visitors drawn to Interlaken and Lake Thun.
Practical guidance: the excursion is short (about two hours total) and suitable for most fitness levels, but the bridge does expose you to heights — take time if you’re nervous. Wear stable shoes; expect changing mountain weather and a 10–30 minute short walk at the site. Guides provide admission and options to be dropped in Thun or Interlaken. Bring a charged phone (WhatsApp is used for coordination), a warm layer for wind on the bridge, and a reusable water bottle. Visit mid-morning or late afternoon for softer light on the lake and fewer crowds.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most travelers who can walk short distances and stand on an exposed bridge for up to 30 minutes
Yes—admission to the CLOY hanging bridge is included and handled by the guide.
Yes—participants may stay on the village side and enjoy viewpoints rather than crossing.
Generally yes; the tour is short and low-effort, but supervisors should evaluate mobility and comfort with heights.
Yes—drop-off in Thun or Interlaken is available as part of the tour options.
The Sigriswil ridge has long been used for alpine grazing; modern visitor infrastructure like the bridge was created to open dramatic viewpoints above Lake Thun.
Stick to marked paths, carry out waste, and respect grazing lands—high visitor numbers can stress fragile alpine meadows and wildlife.
Happy Tour Switzerland operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A narrow road carves through spruce and pasture as the van climbs toward Sigriswil; windows frame steep cliffs and the far blue of Lake Thun. Arriving at the trailhead, the Crash Landing On You (CLOY) hanging bridge hangs across the gorge like a dare — its planks and cables creak softly as wind tests them. Visitors choose a single crossing or watch the drop from the village-side viewpoint while guides handle tickets and logistics.
A narrow road carves through spruce and pasture as the van climbs toward Sigriswil; windows frame steep cliffs and the far blue of Lake Thun. Arriving at the trailhead, the Crash Landing On You (CLOY) hanging bridge hangs across the gorge like a dare — its planks and cables creak softly as wind tests them. Visitors choose a single crossing or watch the drop from the village-side viewpoint while guides handle tickets and logistics.
The Sigriswil ridge sits on molasse rock carved during the last ice ages; terraces of pasture and stone walls recall generations of alpine farming in the Canton of Bern. The bridge is a modern attraction added to the landscape to give direct access to dramatic lake views; local guides often point out Beatenberg across the water and the layered ridgelines that tell a glacial story. Cultural notes: the area blends Bernese-German mountain village life with a steady flow of international visitors drawn to Interlaken and Lake Thun.
Practical guidance: the excursion is short (about two hours total) and suitable for most fitness levels, but the bridge does expose you to heights — take time if you’re nervous. Wear stable shoes; expect changing mountain weather and a 10–30 minute short walk at the site. Guides provide admission and options to be dropped in Thun or Interlaken. Bring a charged phone (WhatsApp is used for coordination), a warm layer for wind on the bridge, and a reusable water bottle. Visit mid-morning or late afternoon for softer light on the lake and fewer crowds.