• A narrow and dizzying walkway runs right along the rock face.
• The viewpoint extends 45 meters out over the abyss.
• The walk is a special thrill for those without a fear of heights.
• The view directly overlooks the Eiger and Jungfrau (the Monch is obscured by the Eiger), which are very close by.

The Grindelwald First is a ridge situated north of Grindelwald. It's also known as the “Top of Adventure.” The upper station of the First cable car is at 2,167 m above sea level and is also called First. Right nearby, you'll find the First Cliff Walk by Tissot.

The First Cliff Walk by Tissot starts with the rocky path. It initially runs along the west side of the mountain house and the First summit, following a steep rock face. The ascent takes visitors up to the First sun terrace. Here, you’ll find a 45-meter long walkway that seems to lead into thin air. On a clear day, you might have to wait a bit to snap a photo right at the front of the walkway.

From this viewpoint, the view of the surrounding mountains is particularly stunning. The Eiger and Jungfrau rise majestically in the heart of the Jungfrau region. You can't see the Mönch from this angle, as it's obscured by the Eiger.

On a good visibility day, you can also spot the Grosse and Kleine Scheidegg as well as the Schreckhorn. Down in the valley, you can see Grindelwald.

How do you reach the First Cliff Walk?

The First Cliff Walk starts right at the summit station of the cable car (2,167 m above sea level). You can reach the station in about 25 minutes from Grindelwald via the cable car, which operates in three sections. During the ride, you can already enjoy a magnificent view of the mountain peaks in the Jungfrau region.

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Who is the First Cliff Walk suitable for?

The First Cliff Walk is suitable for those who are not afraid of heights. It is also appropriate for school-age children if accompanied by an adult.

What can you combine your visit with?

At the summit station of the First cable car, in addition to the First Cliff Walk, the following adventure activities are offered:

First Glider: Four people fly belly-down secured in harnesses from First to Schreckfeld (available year-round). Beforehand, the glider is pulled back from Schreckfeld to First.

• Length: 800 m
• Height: 50 m
• Speed: 83 km/h (72 km/h backwards)
• Weight limit: 125 kg
• Duration: 15 min
• Minimum age: 10 years
• Minimum height: 130 cm

First Flieger: Four people fly secured in a harness from First to Schreckfeld (available year-round).

• Length: 800 m
• Height: 50 m
• Speed: 84 km/h
• Weight limit: 35 to 125 kg
• Duration: 10 min

First Mountain Cart: A mountain cart combines a go-kart with a sled. It has three off-road wheels and is ridden from Schreckfeld down to the intermediate station Bort (summer).

• Length: 3 km
• Duration: 30 min
• Elevation change: 356 m
• Minimum height: 135 cm
• Helmet required

First Trotti Bike: You can ride a trotti bike from the intermediate station Bort down to Grindelwald (summer). It's a mix of a scooter and a bike.

• Length: 3.5 km
• Duration: 30 min
• Elevation change: 566 m
• Minimum height: 125 cm
• Helmet required

At the intermediate station of the Grindelwald First train, you'll find the Alpenspielplatz Bort. On 700 m2, you'll discover a variety of play equipment for your child.

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The walk is open all year round during the opening hours of the mountain railroad. The use of the First Cliff Walk is free of charge.

The valley station of the Firstbahn is located in Grindelwald. You can reach it from the train station in about 8-10 min by foot.

Getting There by Car

If you're coming from Interlaken, start by driving through Matten onto Gsteigstrasse. From there, continue your journey through Wilderswil and Gündlischwand. At Stegmatte, keep going through Lütschental to Burglauenen. The road continues via Grindelwaldstrasse until you reach Dorfstrasse in Grindelwald. The drive from Interlaken takes about half an hour. The address is Dorfstrasse 187, 3818 Grindelwald, if you want to use your GPS. In Grindelwald, you'll find paid parking available.

Arrival by public transport

From Interlaken Ost, the Bernese Oberland Railways take you a good half hour to Grindelwald train station. From here you need about 8-10 minutes on foot.