Aare Gorge Tours and Tickets

There are many different ways to experience the Aare Gorge. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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Aare Gorge entrance tickets start at 12 Swiss Francs (CHF) for adults and 7.5 Swiss Francs for children ages 6–15. Many visitors choose to combine a trip to the Aare Gorge with a visit to Reichenbach Falls; a combined entry ticket is 20 Swiss Francs for adults and 14 Swiss Francs for children.

Many Aare Gorge visitors choose to walk along the trail from the western entrance to the middle of the gorge and then return via the Lammi Pass. This easy stretch is less than a mile (1.4 kilometers) and takes around an hour at a steady pace.

Yes, the hiking trail from the western entrance to the middle of the gorge is accessible for wheelchair users and strollers. This part is considered the most beautiful stretch. Avoid returning via the public footpath Lammi Pass as there are some steeper sections and stairs.

Yes, many travelers combine a trip to the Aare Gorge with the nearby Reichenbach Falls, just a few minutes away by car. Other nearby attractions include the Sherlock Museum in Meiringen or Hasliberg Mountain, home to hiking trails and fun-themed walks.

When visiting the Aare Gorge, wear a light raincoat to protect yourself from the spray, along with a comfy pair of sneakers. On colder days, wrap up warm, as the high limestone walls of the gorge create a shield from the sun, making the temperatures feel significantly cooler.