Climbing and via ferratas

A climber crosses the suspension bridge towards Gimmelwald on the via ferrata in Mürren. The via ferrata in Mürren offers pure adrenalin.
Only for those with a head for heights: This suspension bridge is the trademark of the Mürren-Gimmelwald via ferrata.
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Mürren-Gimmelwald via ferrata

This via ferrata doesn’t go up, it goes down. We’re serious – this via ferrata is something completely different! And it’s not only the via ferrata that goes down – look down at the steep rockfaces on the way to Gimmelwald and you’ll see deep, gaping chasms.

Safety first

To tackle the via ferrata, you need to be physically fit, sure-footed and have a head for heights. You’ll also need suitable equipment and knowledge of how to behave on the mountain.
If you don’t have much experience, it’s recommended to climb the via ferrata with a mountain guide. You can only go on this tour in good weather conditions without thunderstorms or rain. One carabiner should always stay connected to the safety rope.

Climbing along the vertical rocks with a view of the Lauterbrunnen valley. The via ferrata in Mürren offers pure adrenalin.
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Only for those with a head for heights: This suspension bridge is the trademark of the Mürren-Gimmelwald via ferrata.
Jungfrau Region Tourismus AG. CC0 (OpenData)

Equipment

You can hire your equipment for the via ferrata at Intersport in Mürren.

Required equipment: climbing harness, via ferrata set, climbing helmet, via ferrata sling (sling and screw gate carabiner), climbing rucksack and sturdy shoes. Gloves