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Last updated 2024-03-26
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The Mürren - Gimmelwald Klettersteig is a unique via ferrata route in the Swiss Alps. Unlike most via ferratas that ascend, this route descends from Mürren to Gimmelwald. Here are some key details:
Overview
Starting Point: The viewing terrace in Mürren, accessible via the Schilthorn cable car.
Distance: Approximately 2.2 kilometers.
Duration: Around 2 hours to complete.
Altitude Difference: Descends about 300 meters.
Best Time to Visit: Open from June to the end of October.
Highlights
Spectacular Views: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Bernese 4,000-meter peaks.
Unique Route: The route is secured with fixed ropes and ladders, making it suitable for intermediate climbers.
Experienced Sections: Some parts are quite exposed and require good balance and no fear of heights.
Equipment
Required Gear: Climbing harness, via ferrata set (sling with two carabiner hooks), and a helmet.
Rental Options: Equipment can be rented from Stäger Sport in Mürren.
Guided Tours
Guided Tours Available: For inexperienced climbers, guided tours with a mountain guide are recommended.
Contact Information: For guided tours and equipment rental, you can contact Stäger Sport or Jungfrauregion
Discover Mürren - Gimmelwald Klettersteig, a Via Ferrata rated C. The cable section spans 300 meters in length, leading to a peak altitude of 1435 meters. Plan for a total adventure time of approximately 2 hrs, with the main ferrata ascent taking about 120 minutes. Check the latest condition reports, view the topo map below, or join the community to add your own photos for Mürren - Gimmelwald Klettersteig.
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