Bungy jumping in Interlaken – thrills and alpine panoramas

Beneath the Stockhorn in the vicinity of Interlaken, you can jump out of a cable car, supported only by a bungy cord. It's a unique experience for those with an adventurous spirit.

Bungy jumping above Lake Hinterstocken

Would you like to experience the ultimate thrill amid an alpine panorama? You can bungy jump from the Stockhorn cable car only a stone’s throw from Interlaken. Climb into a cable car and travel up to a height of over 100 m above Lake Hinterstocken and experience bungy jumping in a totally unique environment. Experience the unforgettable thrill of free falling towards the mountain lake with breathtaking views of the mountain panorama of the Bernese Oberland. Feel the energy that builds up in the bungy rope as it pulls you back up.

Safety is a top priority here

Trained, experienced guides ensure that everything runs smoothly. They kit you out with the professional equipment you need and ensure that you are correctly attached to the bungy rope. Your safety is guaranteed, which means that you can enjoy free falling into the Swiss Alpine panorama without any worries.

Transport from Interlaken

Book your bungy jumping adventure and you will be picked up in Interlaken. You then drive with the other adventurers to the valley station of the Stockhornbahn cable car in Erlenbach, where you board the cable car, ride up to 134 m over Lake Hinterstocken and then jump. You are then raised back into the gondola, and taken back down to the valley.  From there, the bus will take you back to Interlaken, where you can head off on your next adventure.

What else you need to know

• Bungy jumping takes place all year round
• A reservation is always required
• You will be provided with all the necessary equipment when you arrive
• You will need good shoes and weatherproof clothing

Personal tip
“Bungy jumping on the Stockhorn near Interlaken was an unforgettable experience. Plunging into the void from a cable car over a beautiful mountain lake is a great feeling.”