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on Via ferrata Mürren for beginnersActivities near Gorner Gorge
- Paragliding “The Spectacular” in Zermatt
Paragliding “The Spectacular” in Zermatt
4.6(5)Zermattper person
from $309
- Gastro tour through Zermatt kitchens
Gastro tour through Zermatt kitchens
4.7(12)Zermattper person
from $167
- Mountain bike basic course private from Zermatt
Mountain bike basic course private from Zermatt
Zermattper person
from $348
- Private mountain yoga session in Zermatt
Private mountain yoga session in Zermatt
Zermattper person
from $39
- "Beat the bride" in Zermatt: action-packed hen party
"Beat the bride" in Zermatt: action-packed hen party
Zermattper person
from $385
- Private Night Spa at Hotel Capricorn Zermatt
Private Night Spa at Hotel Capricorn Zermatt
Zermattper person
from $65
- Day Spa at the Wellness Hotel Bella Vista in Zermatt
Day Spa at the Wellness Hotel Bella Vista in Zermatt
5.0(1)Zermattper person
from $46
- Morge Canyoning for beginners from Sierre
Morge Canyoning for beginners from Sierre
5.0(10)Sierreper person
from $219
- Rosswald paragliding tandem in Valais
Rosswald paragliding tandem in Valais
5.0(5)Brigper person
from $194
- Mules, nature & raclette by the lakeside
Mules, nature & raclette by the lakeside
Crans-Montanaper person
from $78
- "First Steps in the World of Wine" at the Vineyard in Sion
"First Steps in the World of Wine" at the Vineyard in Sion
Sionper person
from $25
- Aletscharena paragliding tandem from Fiesch
Aletscharena paragliding tandem from Fiesch
4.8(5)Fieschper person
from $194
- Ticket Pendulum Swing Adventure Park Adelboden
Ticket Pendulum Swing Adventure Park Adelboden
Adelbodenper person
from $87
- Paragliding tandem in Lauterbrunnen Valley from Mürren
Paragliding tandem in Lauterbrunnen Valley from Mürren
5.0(74)MürrenTop ratedper person
from $257
Good to know about Gorner Gorge
Travel Guide
6 Highlights in the Gornerschlucht
- The Gornerschlucht is one of the most spectacular natural sights near Zermatt. Here, you can find gigantic waterfalls and steep rock faces.
- The rock in the gorge is a greenish serpentinite estimated to be around 220 million years old.
- A wooden walkway takes you through the gorge, allowing you to experience this natural wonder up close.
- In mid-October, the water in the gorge shines a spectacular turquoise blue in the afternoon, thanks to the sunlight.
- The Gornerschlucht is a fantastic spectacle for the whole family.
- A beautiful hiking trail optionally leads you further after the gorge over Blatten or Moos.
What to Expect in the Gornerschlucht
The Gornerschlucht is a truly special natural spectacle. The narrow gorge is characterized by spectacular waterfalls and steep rock walls. The rocks of the gorge are a unique greenish serpentinite, estimated to be around 220 million years old.
Wooden pathways lead you through the gorge, allowing you to explore this natural spectacle. The paths take you deep into the interior, letting you immerse yourself in the unique world of water and rock. It takes about 20 minutes to walk across the wooden paths. If you feel like walking a bit more, you can continue along the trail over Blatten or Moos.
Swiss Activities Tip:
Want to combine the exploration of the gorge with an adventure? Then the Gornerschlucht climbing adventure is just right for you. The first adrenaline kick won't keep you waiting long.
Swiss Activities Tip:
From mid-October, it’s best to visit the gorge between 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM. At this time, the water in the gorge shines a beautiful turquoise blue due to the special lighting conditions.
Getting to Gornerschlucht
The Gornerschlucht is within walking distance from Zermatt. To visit the gorge, take the train to Zermatt. Since Zermatt is car-free, you can alternatively drive to Täsch and switch to the train there. From the Zermatt train station, you can reach the entrance of the Gornerschlucht in a 15 to 20-minute walk.
Opening Hours of Gornerschlucht
The Gornerschlucht is only accessible during the summer months, from late May to mid-October. During these months, it’s possible to walk through the gorge. The opening hours are daily from 09:15 to 17:45.
Who is Gornerschlucht suitable for?
The Gornerschlucht is a fantastic experience for the whole family. Rugged rocks, turquoise water, and the unique rock formations delight both young and old. The short walk from Zermatt is also well-suited for kids.
Due to the wooden walkways through the gorge, the path is not wheelchair accessible.
6 Highlights in the Gornerschlucht
- The Gornerschlucht is one of the most spectacular natural sights near Zermatt. Here, you can find gigantic waterfalls and steep rock faces.
- The rock in the gorge is a greenish serpentinite estimated to be around 220 million years old.
- A wooden walkway takes you through the gorge, allowing you to experience this natural wonder up close.
- In mid-October, the water in the gorge shines a spectacular turquoise blue in the afternoon, thanks to the sunlight.
- The Gornerschlucht is a fantastic spectacle for the whole family.
- A beautiful hiking trail optionally leads you further after the gorge over Blatten or Moos.
What to Expect in the Gornerschlucht
The Gornerschlucht is a truly special natural spectacle. The narrow gorge is characterized by spectacular waterfalls and steep rock walls. The rocks of the gorge are a unique greenish serpentinite, estimated to be around 220 million years old.
Wooden pathways lead you through the gorge, allowing you to explore this natural spectacle. The paths take you deep into the interior, letting you immerse yourself in the unique world of water and rock. It takes about 20 minutes to walk across the wooden paths. If you feel like walking a bit more, you can continue along the trail over Blatten or Moos.
Swiss Activities Tip:
Want to combine the exploration of the gorge with an adventure? Then the Gornerschlucht climbing adventure is just right for you. The first adrenaline kick won't keep you waiting long.
Swiss Activities Tip:
From mid-October, it’s best to visit the gorge between 3:00 PM and 4:00 PM. At this time, the water in the gorge shines a beautiful turquoise blue due to the special lighting conditions.
Getting to Gornerschlucht
The Gornerschlucht is within walking distance from Zermatt. To visit the gorge, take the train to Zermatt. Since Zermatt is car-free, you can alternatively drive to Täsch and switch to the train there. From the Zermatt train station, you can reach the entrance of the Gornerschlucht in a 15 to 20-minute walk.
Opening Hours of Gornerschlucht
The Gornerschlucht is only accessible during the summer months, from late May to mid-October. During these months, it’s possible to walk through the gorge. The opening hours are daily from 09:15 to 17:45.
Who is Gornerschlucht suitable for?
The Gornerschlucht is a fantastic experience for the whole family. Rugged rocks, turquoise water, and the unique rock formations delight both young and old. The short walk from Zermatt is also well-suited for kids.
Due to the wooden walkways through the gorge, the path is not wheelchair accessible.