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The circular hike to the Randa Suspension Bridge goes through larchwood forests and leads to an imposing record construction: the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the Alps.
The path begins at the Randa train station, where the "Europabrücke" signs point in the correct direction. Through larchwood forests and past the "Hohtschugga" viewing point, hikers reach the "Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge". At 494 m, it is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the Alps. It takes almost 10 minutes to cross it and in the middle, swaying walkers are at the highest point: 85 m above the Grabengufer. After crossing, the path continues right back to Randa. As an option, one could make a detour to the Europa hut after the bridge.
Randa (station) – Hauspil – Suspension Bridge – Europa hut– descente on the path to Gere – Randa (station)
(Hiking time in reverse direction: approx. 4h 30)
This hike is marked on the signposts as “Rundwanderung Hängebrücke Randa”.
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If the bridge is open or not can be seen online: www.europaweg.ch
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