The Trümmelbach falls drain the enormous glacial walls of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau - and transport as much as 20,000 litres of water per second; together with around 20,200 tons of debris annually. This stems from the approximately 24 m² surrounding areas – around half of which is covered in ice and snow. Spectacular sights await visitors on the inside of the mountain – and truly unique views of glacial waterfalls.

The Trümmelbach falls are of course of national significance - and naturally listed in the federal inventory as natural monument. In addition, they form a part of the UNESCO world cultural heritage and are also worthy of mention in the 3-star Guide Michelin.