Hiking to suspension bridges

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Passerelle Farinet

A great place to discover, bordering between vineyards and the edge of the woods, is the so-called Passerelle à Farinet: A passage leading over the gorge through which the Salentse flows.

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Trift Bridge – a spectacular footbridge

The Trift Bridge is one of the most spectacular pedestrian suspension bridges in the Alps. At 100m high and 170m long, it is poised above the region of the Trift Glacier, with spectacular views guaranteed for those with a head for heights.

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Europe’s highest suspension bridge

At 100 metres long and one metre wide, the “Titlis Cliff Walk” suspension bridge stretches spectacularly from one rock face to the other.

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Skywalk

At 374 metres, the Skywalk is one of Europe’s longest pedestrian suspension bridges, 58 metres above the Lauitobel Gorge. To avoid crossing the bridge again when returning, you can take the path (signposted “der Pfad”) towards Herrenboden, which focuses on the forces of nature.

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The bridge trail

There are plans to create a continuous circular panoramic path around Lake Thun with up to seven new footbridges – three of which have already been built. The suspension bridge over the Gummi Gorge is the centrepiece of this hike.

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Bridging the gap: Aspi-Titter suspension bridge

160 metres in length, the Aspi-Titter pedestrian suspension bridge links the Goms/Rhone and Aletsch Arena.

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Peak Walk

Connecting two mountain peaks, the suspension bridge on the Glacier 3000 is a world first – and visitors enjoy truly stunning views of the Alps on this unique bridge and Peak Walk.

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Suspension bridge near Ernen

Opened in summer 2015, the “Goms Bridge” is 280 metres long. But there’s much more to this hike than just the tingling sensation you feel as you cross the suspension bridge. It also gives you an insight into Switzerland’s cultural history.

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Hiking over the Bhutan Bridge to the Illgraben

Erosion has created an immense, pale yellow rock basin that is growing larger every year. This natural phenomenon is well worth a visit.

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Hiking on the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world

Looking down into the abyss from the new world record suspension bridge at Randa is a thrilling experience. It connects the long hiking trail from Grächen to Zermatt at giddy altitude. The two-day tour offers views and panoramic vistas of the Matterhorn, Weisshorn and Bernese Alps.

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Church of San Barnàrd and suspension bridge

Unexpected highlights in the mountains above Monte Carasso await you on this impressive circular hike.

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Passerelle Farinet

Trift Bridge – a spectacular footbridge

Europe’s highest suspension bridge

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Skywalk

The bridge trail

Bridging the gap: Aspi-Titter suspension bridge

Peak Walk

Suspension bridge near Ernen

Hiking over the Bhutan Bridge to the Illgraben

Hiking on the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the world

Church of San Barnàrd and suspension bridge