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When you’re standing on the Aspi-Titter suspension bridge, you should only look down if you have a head for heights. Because the suspension bridge takes you over the Weisswasser Gorge at the foot of the Fiescher Glacier at the remarkable height of 120 metres. It connects the two Valais municipalities of Bellwald and Fieschertal. But the Aspi-Titter suspension bridge has another very special claim to fame: because of it, an uninterrupted high-altitude hiking trail from the Gotthard region to Lower Valais is possible. At the same time, it also connects the Aletsch region to the district of Goms. The 160-metre, 22-ton structure opened in 2016.

160  meters

Length of the suspension bridge

120  meters

Height of the suspension bridge

22  tonnes

Weight of the suspension bridge

2016

Year of opening

A popular hike leads from Fieschertal village to the Aspi-Titter suspension bridge and on to Bellwald.

    © ©aletscharena.ch / Pascal Gertschen - third parties editorial and touristic use only, Pascal Gertschen

    © ©aletscharena.ch / Pascal Gertschen - third parties editorial and touristic use only , Pascal Gertschen