Lauterbrunnen Valley | Most Wonderful Nature

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Deep in the Swiss Alps the Lauterbrunnen Valley, or Lauterbrunnental, is a deep cleft cut in the topography running between steep limestone precipices. The waterfalls that dot the rift often disappear into wisps of spray before hitting bottom, and include Staubbach Falls, one of Europe’s highest unbroken waterfalls at 270 meters. Get to Lauterbrunnen, the village in the valley, by narrow-gauge train from Interlaken Ost station in the Bernese Highlands,More info:cnn

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#10 The Lauterbrunnen valley: created by glaciers,More info:jungfrau.ch/en-gb

Vertical rock faces and delightful terraces, framed by snow mountains: the Lauterbrunnen valley fascinates mountain and extreme sportsmen- as well as gourmets. Glaciers have shaped this scenery in thousands of years.

It’s cold. Freezing cold. Even if the sun is shining. Ice covers the mountainous landscape and the V-shaped notches that streams have previously dug into the rock. Even where today the Lauterbrunnen Valley with the sun terraces of Wengen and Mürren is situated. Only the highest peaks rise out of the ice. We are in the Bernese Oberland, 25,000 years ago.

#9 Lauterbrunnen ,More info:wikipedia

#8 Instagram of the Month: Lauterbrunnen Valley,More info:nationalgeographic

#7 LAUTERBRUNNEN ,More info:jungfrau

Take the cogwheel railway to the Kleine Scheidegg or the cable car to the Mürren side? At Lauterbrunnen you can decide spontaneously. Nestled between giant rock faces, the location is ideal for hiking and as a starting point for numerous day trips. If you are treating yourself to an overnight stay, you will awake to the sound of one of the 72 waterfalls.