Staubbach Falls di Lauterbrunnen

Staubbach Falls (Deutsch: Staubbachfall) is a tourist attraction, one of the Air terjun in Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland. Ia terletak: 480 km dari Milan, 510 km dari Turin, 790 km dari Stuttgart.

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Lokasi

, N46°35'22", E7°54'19". Dapatkan arah

Hubungi

Telephone: +41 33 828 72 60

Website: www.myswitzerland.com

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Rory Parness @ Foursquare

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Staubbach Pano — Ayrcan @ Flickr

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Suburbanites — Ayrcan @ Flickr

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14 April 2019

Truly mesmerising. Go in summers to see it up close & personal. In winters, most of the area is cordoned because of potential snow and rocks.2

Ruth Madrigal

23 August 2018

There's a path you can follow to reach a viewpoint at the middle of the mountain. Bring proper shoes as some of the rocks have rough edges and can be slippery.

1 October 2021

The highest waterfall in Switzerland .. Magnificent view !!

A S

8 October 2016

Love the place and really you can feel free from outside the world. Suggest that you need to stay up for at least 4 nights

Sergej

6 October 2018

Der Staubbachfall fällt 297 Meter in die Tiefe. In Verbindung mit der regelmässig auftretenden Thermik wird das Wasser in alle Richtungen verstäubt, was dem Wasserfall seinen Namen gab. Now YOU know!