A trio of base jumpers were seen jumping from the top of a mountain in the swiss alps in their wingsuit on June 27.

Footage shows the anxiety-inducing heights that the daredevils descended, from the mountain top to the valley bottom.

The group flew from Grand Chavalard in Valais Canton and finished two kilometres further down to the ground.

The filmer explained: "During the initial COVID-19 pandemic base jumping and other extreme sports were not allowed, in order to minimize the potential risk for emergency teams having to rescue them in case of an accident.

"But now things are almost back to normal and extreme sports can be practised again."

3 daredevil wingsuit flyers are basejumping from a mountain in southwestern Switzerland.

The mountain is called l'Aiguille and is 2441 meters high, located to the southeast of the Grand Chavalard in Valais canton in the swiss Alps. . They landed near Fully , almost 2 km lower .

During the initial Covid-19 pandemic basejumping and other extreme sports were not allowed, in order to minimize the potential risk for emergency teams having to rescue them in case of an accident. But now things are almost back to normal and extreme sports can be practiced again.