Hundwilertobel bridge

The Hundwilertobel bridge extends 221 meters in length and rises 74 meters above ground, featuring a reinforced concrete structure with a 108-meter main span.

Built in 1925, this bridge represents significant engineering progress in Switzerland, connecting the communities of Hundwil and Waldstatt for improved regional transportation.

The bridge marks the starting point of gorge hiking activities in the region, introducing visitors to Swiss outdoor recreation traditions through structured trails.

Visitors can reach the bridge by taking regular bus services to Hundwil, with hiking paths offering multiple exit points along the 5.7-kilometer gorge trail.

The bridge provides access to natural paddling pools and gravel banks below, creating opportunities for water activities during warmer months.

Location: Appenzell Ausserrhoden

Inception: 1925

Height: 74 m

Length: 221 m

Longest Span: 108 m

Made from material: reinforced concrete

GPS coordinates: 47.36195,9.30299

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:46