We explored the charming
little town of Gimmelwald,
which has kept the tourist development away by having the town and area designated as a landslide/avalance zone. The town’s people adhere to traditional ways
of raising cows and goats and producing goods.
More photos of Gimmelwald ...
Later, Mary and Paul took the train/cable car down to
Lauterbrunnen, and walked to the other end of the valley to Strechelberg to
catch a cable car back up to Mürren. Mary
and Paul ate lunch on the main street of Lauterbrunnen. Phyllis had lunch in Mürren.
Lauterbrunnen:
Staubbach falls just outside Lauterbrunnen:
Walked Lauterbrunnen valley:
and visited Trummelbach Falls,
which has ten falls inside the mountain, accessible via tunnels, caverns, stairs,
and a lift. The falls capture water from the ice fields on the Mönch, Eiger and Jungfrau mountains, which results in the huge flow of water. Quite incredible.
More photos of Lauterbrunnen Valley and Trummelbach Falls ...
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