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Interlaken

9 canyons.

• 3C

  Glattenwang

  Typical eiger canyon, just like the others : amazing rock formations.

  Grindelwald, BE Unknown flood
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  Inner Sandbach

  The compact little sibling to nearby Sandbach: warmer water, less depth, and the same narrow limestone slot for about four hours round trip.

  Grindelwald, BE Unknown flood
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  Sandbach

  One of the deepest slots in the region for how small its catchment is, known locally as the Eigerwandschlucht, dropping 250m in 500m of canyon.

  Grindelwald, BE Unknown flood
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  Schiltbach

  Limestone canyon losing 530m vertical in just 730m of length, with a single 70m rappel as the crux.

  Gimmelwald, BE Unknown flood
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  Schwarze Lutschine

  Short and steep: 580m of canyon dropping 175m, typically run in November before ice sets in.

  Grindelwald, BE Unknown flood
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  Sefi

  Technical and narrow, dropping 320m through one waterfall after another on the way out of Lauterbrunnen.

  Lauterbrunnen, BE Unknown flood
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  Trummelbach

  The lower run of the Trummelbach Falls system, staged from the same car park as the tourist walkways, with a third of the descent in total darkness.

  Lauterbrunnen, BE Unknown flood
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  Trummelbach III

  Part of the Trummelbach system, this limestone slot runs 800m and drops 240m, with a 20m rappel as its tallest single step.

  Lauterbrunnen, BE Unknown flood
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  Trummelbach IV

  The longest of the Trummelbach system's numbered descents, 2.5km of canyon dropping 390m, with a 40m rappel as the biggest single drop.

  Lauterbrunnen, BE Unknown flood