Aspi-Titter Hängebrücke, Suspension bridge in Fieschertal, Switzerland
The Aspi-Titter Hängebrücke is a suspension bridge in Fieschertal that crosses the Weisswasser Gorge. The structure allows hikers to move between two Alpine valleys while passing over steep rock walls.
The bridge was completed in 2016 as part of a project to connect isolated mountain regions. It enabled the creation of a continuous hiking trail linking different valleys and communities for the first time.
The bridge links two Alpine communities and allows hikers to experience a continuous mountain trail network. It shapes how visitors perceive the landscape as a modern structure within a traditional high-altitude setting.
Access is via marked hiking trails from two directions, with the route from Fieschertal taking around an hour. Visitors should bring good hiking boots and be comfortable with heights, as the bridge crosses an exposed gorge.
The bridge is named after two alpine meadows, Aschpi on the eastern and Titter on the western bank of the Weisswasser, a stream fed by the Fiescher Glacier. Its 160-metre span weighs 22 tonnes and was built of wood and steel for 500,000 Swiss francs.
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