How do I get to Glacier 3000 from Interlaken?

Take a train from Interlaken Ost to Gstaad (approx. 1.5 hours), then transfer to the GoldenPass Line to Zweisimmen, and change to the MOB train to Schönried. From there, take a post bus to Rossinière or Gstaad, then the Glacier 3000 shuttle bus to Télébourg station. Ride the cable car up to Glacier 3000.

Is Glacier 3000 open year-round?

Glacier 3000 is open year-round, but access depends on weather and maintenance. Summer (June to September) offers full access to activities like Peak Walk and alpine hiking. Winter (December to April) focuses on skiing and snow activities. Check the official website for exact seasonal opening dates.

What is the Peak Walk by Tissot at Glacier 3000?

The Peak Walk by Tissot is a suspension bridge connecting two mountain peaks at Glacier 3000, offering panoramic views of the Swiss Alps. It’s the world’s first and only bridge linking two summits. Open in summer and winter, provided weather conditions allow for safe access.

Do I need a Swiss Travel Pass to access Glacier 3000?

The Swiss Travel Pass covers travel to Gstaad and Zweisimmen by train, but not the post bus or cable car to Glacier 3000. A discounted fare is available with the pass. For full access, purchase the Glacier 3000 round-trip ticket, which includes transfers from nearby stations when combined with the pass.

Best Glacier 3000 Tours from Zurich

In Les Diablerets, Switzerland, Glacier 3000 is both a winter and summer mountain attraction. Going beyond winter sports, a trip here offers a chance to cross the world’s only suspension bridge that connects two mountain peaks. Cross from Scex Rouge to View Point peak and enjoy panoramic views from 9842 feet. Visitors can see all the way to the Matterhorn and Jungfrau! For more adventures, take a dog sled ride, hike the peaks, or ride the Alpine Coaster.

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