Thankyou for filming this and putting it online. I wanted to go alone, but this is proof that it is too dangerous for me as a first-time solo traveler :P.
@@groeneijsthee10 Thank you for your comment. We think it’s always better to go with someone on any mountaineering trail. Anything can happen, regardless of the level of fitness so it’s good to have travelling companions to help each other out. Maybe you can find other less deserted and safer trails for solo travellers? And don’t forget to bring a first aid kit. We realised that we were not prepared at all. Anyway, happy travels!
Great Job! I hope you guys get another chance to get there. Thanks for the videos and links for reference. I hope I can make it there with my 65 year old mom when we are in Switzerland in May. Liked and subcribed!
Hi Alice & Bart, There are many suspension bridges in Switzerland - I think there is a webpage listing them all. You may want to visit others with easier access. For example, I had visitors from Singapore last week and we went to Saillon, the Farinet bridge. I do not remember Trift since I went before the bridge was built. But the hike to the Kuonen bridge in Randa is technically easy: a broad path in the forest. It will be physically demanding but not scary.
Hi Philippe, Thanks for your comment. The Kuonen Bridge looks really interesting, we’ve been to Zermatt a few years ago but didn’t know about it. We love to visit medieval villages, vineyards and castles. Saillon will be on our list to explore. Switzerland is a beautiful country and we’ll definitely visit again. If you know where to find the list of suspension bridges in Switzerland, please share with us. Thanks! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! Alice & Bart
Hi Alice , thank you for inspiration.
We made the hike but we prepared for it by watching your video.
I hope all is good 🙌🏻
@@rostyslavkravtsov2779 Hi and Congratulations👏👍! I’m glad our video has helped. Hope you’ve enjoyed a nice hike in great weather! 😎 cheers!
Thankyou for filming this and putting it online. I wanted to go alone, but this is proof that it is too dangerous for me as a first-time solo traveler :P.
@@groeneijsthee10 Thank you for your comment. We think it’s always better to go with someone on any mountaineering trail. Anything can happen, regardless of the level of fitness so it’s good to have travelling companions to help each other out. Maybe you can find other less deserted and safer trails for solo travellers? And don’t forget to bring a first aid kit. We realised that we were not prepared at all. Anyway, happy travels!
Great Job! I hope you guys get another chance to get there. Thanks for the videos and links for reference. I hope I can make it there with my 65 year old mom when we are in Switzerland in May. Liked and subcribed!
Thanks! I hope you are more prepared and don't make the same mistakes as us. Enjoy your trip with your mom in Switzerland. Cheers!
Hi @raysalazar8980 Did you enjoy your hike to Trift bridge? We hope you’ve had a great holiday in Switzerland! Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays!
Hi Alice & Bart, There are many suspension bridges in Switzerland - I think there is a webpage listing them all. You may want to visit others with easier access. For example, I had visitors from Singapore last week and we went to Saillon, the Farinet bridge.
I do not remember Trift since I went before the bridge was built. But the hike to the Kuonen bridge in Randa is technically easy: a broad path in the forest. It will be physically demanding but not scary.
Hi Philippe,
Thanks for your comment. The Kuonen Bridge looks really interesting, we’ve been to Zermatt a few years ago but didn’t know about it. We love to visit medieval villages, vineyards and castles. Saillon will be on our list to explore.
Switzerland is a beautiful country and we’ll definitely visit again. If you know where to find the list of suspension bridges in Switzerland, please share with us. Thanks!
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!
Alice & Bart