Titlis Cliff Walk

Where it is & how to get there

• Access: From the Titlis summit station, follow signs through the gallery.
• Length: About 100 metres long and 1 metre wide.
• Weather: Closed in strong winds or storms.

The story of the Titlis Cliff Walk

The Titlis Cliff Walk opened in 2012 and is described as the highest suspension bridge in Europe, at around 3,000 metres above sea level. It stretches about 100 metres across a rocky face.

Below, the cliff drops around 500 metres. On clear days you can see across the Swiss Alps — a thrill for anyone not afraid of heights.

Best time to visit

Tips before you go

• Not for those afraid of heights.
• Hold the railing and take your time.
• Walk out and back for photos from both directions.

What's around the Titlis Cliff Walk

• Titlis summit stationRestaurants and shops.
• Glacier caveNext to the station.
• Ice FlyerChairlift over the glacier.
• Lake TrübseeBelow the mountain.

Questions travellers ask