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#212 Trümmelbach Waterfall

Trümmelbach Waterfall, Lauterbrunnen, 🇨🇭 Switzerland

About this Stone

A breathtaking natural wonder hidden within the heart of the Swiss Alps, this incredible series of waterfalls is fed by the meltwaters of three iconic peaks, with up to 20,000 liters of water per second cascading through narrow, twisting crevices of rock. What makes the spot truly extraordinary is that it's located entirely inside the mountain—a series of tunnels, stairs, and viewing platforms allow visitors to experience the raw power of the falls up close. As the largest subterranean waterfall in Europe, it offers a uniquely immersive encounter with the majestic beauty of the valley, quite unlike the experience of viewing falls from a distance.

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Location

46.5697282, 7.9138001

Stone Details

  • Stone Number #212
  • Type 🐧 Standard
  • Status Active
  • City Lauterbrunnen
  • Country 🇨🇭 Switzerland
  • Placed Date 4 September 2024
  • Hidden by @misko_the_penguin

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