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Grindelwald Canyon Swing from Interlaken: 90-Meter Jump over the Lütschine - Interlaken

Grindelwald Canyon Swing from Interlaken: 90-Meter Jump over the Lütschine

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Difficulty

challenging

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Basic mobility for short walks, stairs, and a calm head for exposure; no endurance needed.

Overview

Drop 90 meters into a glacially carved gorge and swing at highway speeds above the Lütschine. OUTDOOR Interlaken’s professionally guided canyon swing blends Swiss precision with pure alpine adrenaline—no experience required, just nerve.

Grindelwald Canyon Swing from Interlaken: 90-Meter Jump over the Lütschine

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The canyon waits in a hush that is never truly quiet. Below, the Lütschine charges through its narrow corridor, throwing white spray against rock polished by ice and centuries of flood. You step onto a platform bolted to the gorge wall, 90 meters of air between your toes and the river’s muscle. The guide clips you in, checks again, and nods. The river dares you. Gravity leans in.

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Grindelwald Canyon Swing from Interlaken: 90-Meter Jump over the Lütschine photo 1

Adventure Tips

Arrive ready at Wilderswil HQ

Be at Outdoor Interlaken (Industriestrasse 17) a few minutes early to check in, gear up, and store valuables in lockers.

Dress for the canyon’s chill

Even on warm days, the gorge runs cool and drafty—bring a windproof layer and closed-toe shoes with good grip.

Know the limits

Minimum age is 14 and maximum weight is 120 kg (265 lbs). This activity isn’t suitable for pregnancy, heart, or spine conditions.

Cameras and loose items

Handheld devices aren’t allowed during the jump; use a chest mount if permitted or buy the guide-shot video afterward.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • White-throated dippers working the rapids
  • Chamois browsing steep, forested slopes above the gorge

History

The Gletscherschlucht was sculpted by the now-retreated Lower Grindelwald Glacier; 19th-century quarrying in the area supplied local ‘marble’ for buildings in the Bernese Oberland.

Conservation

Glacial retreat and warming impact flows and rock stability in the gorge. Stay on marked walkways, respect guide instructions, and pack out all trash.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Closed-toe athletic shoes

Essential

Good traction and stability are important on ladders, platforms, and wet canyon walkways.

Lightweight windproof jacket

Essential

The gorge can be breezy and cool, especially in spring and on overcast days.

spring specific

Action camera with chest mount

If permitted by guides, a secure mount captures the jump; otherwise purchase the pro video at HQ.

Compact water bottle

Hydrate on the drive and after the jump; you’ll also get a free drink post-trip.

summer specific