One of the highest free-falling waterfalls in Europe, Staubbach Falls drops nearly 300 meters from a hanging valley above Lauterbrunnen. It is a spectacular sight, especially in the spring and early summer when the water flow is strongest.

The falls are easily accessible from the village and offer excellent photo opportunities and hiking trails nearby.

A series of impressive glacier-fed waterfalls inside a mountain, Trümmelbach Falls are unique because they are accessible via tunnels, lifts, and walkways. These falls carry the meltwater from the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau glaciers.

Visitors can witness the power of the waterfalls up close, making it a must-see natural attraction in the Lauterbrunnen Valley.

Accessible by the Jungfrau Railway, Jungfraujoch is known as the 'Top of Europe' and offers breathtaking views of the Aletsch Glacier, the longest glacier in the Alps.

The site features an observation deck, ice palace, and various hiking routes, making it a popular destination for tourists year-round.

The valley itself is a stunning natural attraction, characterized by steep cliffs, lush meadows, and numerous waterfalls. It is ideal for hiking, photography, and enjoying the tranquility of the Swiss Alps.

The valley connects to several hiking trails leading to nearby mountain villages and alpine pastures.

Famous for its revolving restaurant and as a filming location for the James Bond movie 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service,' Schilthorn offers panoramic views of the Bernese Alps.

Visitors can reach the summit via cable car and enjoy hiking, dining, and exhibitions about the area's natural and cultural history.

A charming car-free mountain village accessible by cable car from Lauterbrunnen, Mürren offers stunning views and a peaceful alpine atmosphere.

It is a popular base for skiing in winter and hiking in summer, with traditional Swiss chalets and local shops.

Another picturesque mountain village accessible by train from Lauterbrunnen, Wengen is known for its ski resort and hiking trails.

The village provides a car-free environment with beautiful views of the surrounding peaks and easy access to the Jungfrau region.

A popular hiking route starting from Lauterbrunnen that leads to spectacular views of the Tschingelhorn peak and surrounding alpine scenery.

The trail offers a mix of forest paths, mountain meadows, and panoramic viewpoints, suitable for experienced hikers.

A small mountain hamlet accessible by train or hiking, Alpiglen is a starting point for hikes to the Kleine Scheidegg and offers peaceful alpine surroundings.

It is a great spot for nature walks and enjoying the fresh mountain air.

Lauterbrunnen is renowned as one of the best paragliding locations in the world, offering stunning aerial views of the valley, waterfalls, and surrounding peaks.

Several local companies provide tandem paragliding experiences for beginners and enthusiasts alike.