Bungee Jumping · Interlaken
How to choose
Two jumps, one operator (Outdoor), a CHF 77 gap. The Canyon Swing at Grindelwald Glacier Gorge (153 CHF, 3h) is a pendulum-style free fall inside a glacial canyon, a sharp rush for first-timers. The Stockhorn Bungy (230 CHF, 4.5h) is a different beast: 134 m of free fall from a cable car above the Bernese Alps, making it one of the highest jumps in Switzerland. The extra hour and a half reflects the cable car ride and higher-altitude logistics. If 134 m of vertical drop is what you're after, the Stockhorn is the clear pick. Go with the Canyon Swing if you want your first bungee experience in a contained, visually dramatic gorge setting.
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Bungy Jump from Cable Car at Stockhorn near Interlaken (134m/439ft)
134 m of free fall from a cable car at Stockhorn makes this the most intense vertical drop near Interlaken, at 230 CHF over 4.5h.
Canyon Swing in Grindelwald Glacier Gorge near Interlaken
The Canyon Swing inside Grindelwald Glacier Gorge delivers a contained, dramatic pendulum drop at 153 CHF in 3h, ideal if it's your first experience.
Frequently asked questions
What is the highest jump available near Interlaken?
The Stockhorn Bungy drops 134 m (439 ft) from a cable car. That's the benchmark for the region, and one of the most significant vertical drops you'll find in Switzerland.
Which jump is more intense: the Canyon Swing or the Stockhorn Bungy?
The Stockhorn Bungy delivers a classic straight-down free fall from 134 m, which most jumpers rate as the more visceral experience. The Canyon Swing in Grindelwald gives a pendulum arc inside a glacier gorge, which produces a different but equally sharp adrenaline hit.
Do I need prior experience for either jump?
Both activities are rated 'Occasionally sporty', meaning no prior experience is required. Basic fitness and no fear of heights are the real prerequisites.
How long do the experiences last in total?
The Canyon Swing runs 3 hours. The Stockhorn Bungy is 4.5 hours, including the cable car ascent and descent. Plan your day accordingly.
Are these jumps guided in English?
Yes, both jumps are run in German, French and English. Briefings and safety instructions are fully covered in English on site.
Best time to go
| Month | Temperature | Rainfall | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 1.8°C | 145.3 mm | Poor |
| February | 3.8°C | 119.6 mm | Poor |
| March | 4.6°C | 155.6 mm | Poor |
| April | 8.9°C | 157.8 mm | Poor |
| May | 12.3°C | 199.2 mm | Possible |
| June | 17°C | 264.8 mm | Possible |
| July | 20.3°C | 186.5 mm | Good |
| August | 19.8°C | 193.2 mm | Possible |
| September | 17.2°C | 173.5 mm | Possible |
| October | 12.1°C | 126.2 mm | Possible |
| November | 6.3°C | 139.6 mm | Possible |
| December | 0.4°C | 123.1 mm | Poor |
Practical info
Equipment
Both jumps are rated 'Occasionally sporty', so wear comfortable, close-fitting clothes and secure footwear with no loose straps. For the Stockhorn (4.5h, alpine altitude), add a windproof layer since temperatures drop significantly at the cable car level.
Getting there
Both experiences depart from Outdoor's base at Industriestrasse 17, 3812 Wilderswil, Switzerland, easily reachable from Interlaken by local train or car in under 10 minutes.
See also
Bungee Jumping elsewhere
Other activities in Interlaken
Updated March 2026