© P. di Renzo

© P. di Renzo

Bern, Innertkirchen, Kreuzung

Bern, Innertkirchen, Kreuzung

Bern, Innertkirchen, Grimsel

Bern, Innertkirchen, Grimsel

Bern, Innertkirchen, Aareschlucht

Bern, Innertkirchen, Aareschlucht

Innertkirchen

Innertkirchen

Livebild Gelmersee

Livebild Gelmersee

Käserstatt

Käserstatt

Bidmi, Hasliberg-Meiringen

Bidmi, Hasliberg-Meiringen

Käserstatt, Meiringen-Hasliberg

Käserstatt, Meiringen-Hasliberg

Hasliberg: Blick auf die Berner Alpen

Hasliberg: Blick auf die Berner Alpen

Mägisalp, Meiringen-Hasliberg

Mägisalp, Meiringen-Hasliberg

Steingletscher / Steinalp Lodge

Steingletscher / Steinalp Lodge

Sustenpass

Sustenpass

Alpen tower, Meiringen-Hasliberg

Alpen tower, Meiringen-Hasliberg

Aare Gorge - in Hasli Valley

Meiringen

The power of water is impressively displayed in the Aare Gorge near Meiringen. Through the course of millennia the river has eroded a deep bed in the limestone. The entire ravine can be effortlessly hiked on foot, thanks to bridges and tunnels.

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The Aare Gorge between Meiringen and Innertkirchen is nearly 200 meter deep and hardly more than a meter wide at its narrowest point. The fascinating, narrow gorge is the result of a limestone rocks, the "Kirchet", which hindered the flow of the Aare from the Grimsel region. Over the course of millenia, the water has eroded various paths - today's Aare Ravine is the most recent of those paths.

Since the end of the 19th century, the 1.4 kilometer long adventure gorge can be reached by safe bridges and tunnels. There is a large parking lot and a restaurant at the main entrance, to the East of Meiringen. It takes about 40 minutes to hike through to the other entrance/exit, on the opposite side, namely, the Innertkirchen side.

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