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15,000 Cubic Meters of Chunks – Authorities Warn of Rock Crash at the Swiss Säntis

A pilot discovered the unstable rock on a steep wall. How the authorities proceed and what holidaymakers and residents need to know.

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A pilot discovered the unstable rock on a steep wall. How the authorities proceed and what holidaymakers and residents need to know.

·Berlin, Germany
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Above the Schwägalp AR on the Säntis North Face, up to 15,000 cubic meters of rock are threatened to fall. As a precautionary measure, the authorities blocked certain areas above the Schwägalp.

·Bern, Switzerland
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A pilot discovered the unstable rock on a steep wall. How the authorities proceed and what holidaymakers and residents need to know.

An unstable rock area on the northern wall of the Säntis causes an increased risk of rockfall on the Schwägalp. Up to 15,000 cubic meters of rock could dissolve. A road was therefore partially closed.

Above the Schwägalp AR on the Säntis North Face, up to 15,000 cubic meters of rock are threatened to crash.

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nau.ch broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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