Birg is a summit above Murren with panoramic views of alps including Eiger, Monch and Jungfrau. Sky walk platform provides panoramic views and …
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Jun 25, 2024
While staying in Murren for a few days we wanted to go up the top and this was one of the stops on the way up. Lots of construction underway, but there was still lots to enjoy. Definitely was a « thr…Full review by Global603659
Jun 7, 2024
The entire lift system of the Schilthorn area is under construction, so, this only allowed us partial use of the Thrill Walk. Was quite amazing that this was built hanging off the side of the mountai…Full review by ufpnut
Nov 20, 2023
This is the intermediate stop to the Schilthorn gondola. During my time of visit, the course was only half-open. The gate was closed in the middle of the walk, so only the hanging bridge and the glas…Full review by thankunextbeach
Hello, we are staying at the Hotel Oberland in Lauterbrunnen. Can you please let us know how to get to the thrill walk and then on up to Schilthorn? I believe a gondola may take us up all the way? Where would I purchase tickets? Thank you in advance!
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Take the bus from Lauterbrunnen to Stechelberg, get on the cable car and ride up with changes at Gimmelwald, Murren, Birg (thrill Walk) and Schilthorn. It’s all on one system so you …
Take the bus from Lauterbrunnen to Stechelberg, get on the cable car and ride up with changes at Gimmelwald, Murren, Birg (thrill Walk) and Schilthorn. It’s all on one system so you just get off with the group and follow them onto the next cable car. Most of the Thrill Walk is closed because of construction but you can still see views at Birg and Schilthorn.
Hey I’m going to be staying in Bern and was just wondering what is going to be the easiest way to get the the thrill walk
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I suggest you take a look at Google Maps and figure it out. It's quite a haul from Bern. I think you could do a train through Zurich if you're not driving. You should also Google the …
I suggest you take a look at Google Maps and figure it out. It's quite a haul from Bern. I think you could do a train through Zurich if you're not driving. You should also Google the Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge. Safe travels. Enjoy.
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