History:
Trümmelbach V
In 2000 Andreas Brunner descended the Trümmelbach the first time by using his famous natural anchor and rope sling technique. In total he drilled only two bolts by hand for the whole canyon! What an effort.....

8 years later Caracal made this canyon famous by publishing it on Descent-Canyon and in his canyon topo-book "Le Tour de L'Europe en Canyon"
For several years this canyon was and still is one of the top winter-canyons in Europe until the owner of the tourist-part called the police in 2015 and a court case started, which will hopefully end with a good result for us canyoneer in 2017

Trümmelbach III
In 2012 Emmanuel Belut discovered the Trümmelbach III section. In late summer 2012 we could open the canyon in two days (first day by finding and equipping the exit, second day doing the canyon).
Since then it got many repeats and it counts to the top canyons in this region.
Trümmelbach I & II
One month after the opening of Trümmelbach III we found two other sections of the Trümmelbach high up, starting close to the Eigerglacier.
Trümmelbach I is of medium interest, but offers some nice sections. Trümmelbach II is partially very nice, but short.
Trümmelbach IV
Since the opening of Trümmelbach I - III it was very obvious, that there must be a nice connection from Trümmelbach III to Trümmelbach V.
It took us 4 years to take the decision for a try. After a carefully check from the side we decided this week to enter at the exit ropes of Trümmelbach III to enter in the last, undiscovered slot of the whole Trümmelbach.
Here a nice description about the Trümmelbach IV by Pascal van Duin:http://pascalvanduin.blogspot.ch/2016/1 ... ction.html
With a total length of 6.4km and a height difference of 1855Hm the integral canyon is now one of the longest and also one of the most beautiful canyons in Europe.
Unfortunately all five sections are almost impossible to combine as the ideal time in the year for the several sections is not the same.
A good and challenging combination could now be: Trümmelbach I - III or Trümmelbach III-V (as soon as Trümmelbach V is open again)

Here the full map with all the Trümmelbach sections: