Depending on the time of the year and the weather, the natural illumination of the falls varies. With the right time of day and the correct angle of the sun, the falls will appear bright and will look more voluminous than it actually is. It seems solar noon is the best time to visit the area, and also during the summer season when the sun is to the north of the village. I went during autumn sunrise and the falls looked dry even though water was still falling over the falls.

An uninterrupted fall of a fair column of water over a cliff so high is rather rare in most waterfalls. What I saw in Lauterbrunnen was such a rare sight just by the city itself. It was just walking distance from the railway station where the walk itself was very enjoyable on a sealed road going through grassland like terrain. “Staubbach Fall” was visible from the town itself and it was a matter of walking towards the falls along the beautiful country road. To reach the falls there was a side walk with built access. Falls had a fair amount of water sometimes getting drifted away by the cool strong wind. This at times atomised the column in to a drizzle or spray that drifted a fair distance from its usual landing area at the base. Very picturesque waterfall which we were able to gaze at for a long time.

It was early July'2023; a short walk from Lauterbrunnen train station to experience this amazing #Staubbach waterfall dropping off the mountain cliffs. Next to impossible to comprehend the beauty of fall with a photo-shoot, unless you are there. You can also climb up to the lower end of the fall's cliff. Amazing view through far distance village across the valley and clouds bumping to the icy alps. A must visit place if you are around!

A stunning waterfall. A huge amount of water falling verically off a cliff. A short walk (10mins start to finish one way) up a hill, through a short tunnel, up stairs and along the cliffside takes you very close to being behind the waterfall - it gets quite wet so dress appropriately. The place is way too popular with tourists though, particularly those intolerable Instagrammers, which is an issue so best tip to avoid them is to go early morning as they seem to be asleep till around 10am. Free admission.

Picturesque waterfall and a nice fairly easy walk from Lauterbrunnen. The view from the bottom is better than the view from behind the falls. In our opinion it wasn’t worth the crowds, wet stairs and hike to stand behind the falls. Enjoyable and scenic walk the the valley

In the Lauterbrunnen town which supposedly has 72 waterfalls, Staubbach might be one of the biggest from what I noticed. The most interesting though is the surrounding area which has amazing landscape & looks soooo beautiful. Also, the steep walk up to reach the space behind the waterfall is tiring but very fulfilling. We couldn't stop clicking photos, every spot & corner seems more beautiful than the previous.