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Glacier 3000 Tickets & Tours
- Experience the magic of the Swiss Alps at Glacier 3000 with unmatched mountain views and the chance to experience the unforgettable Peak Walk by Tissot.
- Have access to a round-trip cable car to Scex Rouge mountain and soak up the alpine scenery around you.
- The definite high point of this experience is the Peak Walk by Tissot, a suspension bridge that takes you to the highest peak of Scex Rouge.
- The glacier walk is an interesting hike across blinding blue waters of melting ice and crevasses.
Inclusions
- Round-trip cable car transfers
- Peak walk by Tissot
- Ice Express chairlift
- Glacier walk
- Fun Park
Exclusions
- Alpine coaster
- Dog sledding
- Snow bus
- Tip: Take the Ice Express chairlift to the glacier if you'd prefer a more leisurely mode of transfer than walking.
- Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility (except for Peak Walk by Tissot)
- This experience is restricted for pregnant women, and guests with back and neck issues.
- Travelers should have a moderate physical fitness level.
- Certain activities might be closed depending on snow/weather conditions. Please check before your visit to Glacier 3000.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Swiss Travel Pass: Train, Bus, Boat, Cable Car & 500 Museums Tickets and Public Transport Discounts
- Benefit from access to tickets for regular and premium trains, buses, and boats with the cost-effective Swiss Travel Pass.
- Enjoy 3, 4, 6, 8, or 15 consecutive days of access to Switzerland's public transit in more than 90 cities and towns.
- Opt for 2nd tickets or exclusive 1st class tickets on panoramic trains & Swiss boat trips.
- Get unlimited travel on premium panorama trains such as the Glacier Express, Luzern Interlaken Express, and more.
- Your pass includes excursions by the Rigi, Stoosbahn, and CabriO Stanserhorn, along with discounted tickets on cable cars and mountain railways like Jungfraujoch!
Inclusions
- Swiss Travel Pass in Switzerland (route map here)
- 1st or 2nd class seats (optional)
- Unlimited access to train, bus, boat, and mountain railway tickets
- Unlimited travel on premium panorama trains: Glacier Express, Bernina Express, Golden Pass MOB, Gothard Panorama Express, and Luzern Interlaken Express
- Unlimited use of public transit in more than 90 towns & cities within Switzerland
- Free admission to 500+ museums - click here to know more.
- Mountain excursions to Brunni, Klewenalp, Rigi, Stanserhorn and Stoos
- Discounts available for mountain railways and cable cars
- Tip: Always carry your pass with you, as ticket inspectors may request to see it on trains and at attractions.
- Staff is available for guests requiring disability assistance.
- This pass is valid only for residents outside of Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
- Cards are pre-validated at the time of purchase and can be purchased 6 months in advance.
- Children under 16 travel free when accompanied by a parent.
- This is a public transportation service, seating will be on a first-come first-serve basis.
- Travel for free on a few designated routes by simply presenting your pass and passport/proof of residence to the conductor on the train. No need to buy a separate ticket beforehand!
- While seat reservation is not necessary for most of the routes, please confirm before you travel as the seat reservation fee is not included in the pass.
- An electronic voucher will be sent to your email instantly after booking confirmation.
- Your pass will be activated on the day selected during booking.
- For example, if you picked the 3-day pass, your pass is valid for 3 consecutive days. It ends at 5am on the day following the last day.
- Note : Unused and unactivated passes are refundable up to 1 day prior to the 1st date of validity. Thereafter, fees are applied on the 1st day of validity or later, if evidence of non-use is supplied. For this, Rail Europe needs to be contacted. The claim for a refund will be refused if no proof of partial non-use is presented.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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- Spend a day at the popular mountain destination of Glacier 3000, and enjoy hassle-free two-way transfers from Montreux with a chauffeur guide.
- Explore this all-season snowy heaven for thrill-seekers, and soar high above the scenic landscape in a stunning cable car.
- Visit the breathtaking Peak Walk – a suspension bridge between two mountain peaks – take a ride on the Chairlift, and enjoy activities at the Fun Park.
- You’ll have some free time to discover the charm of Montreux, a town known for its pleasant weather and lush Mediterranean vegetation.
Inclusions
- Day trip to Glacier 3000
- Round-trip bus transfers from Montreux
- Chauffeur-guide
- Cable car ride
- Peak Walk
- Chairlift
- Fun Park
Exclusions
- Snow Bus (available at extra cost)
- Alpine Coaster (available at extra cost)
- Repas
- Roller coaster
- Dog's sled
- Tip: The cable car journey to Glacier 3000 provides an opportunity to spot wildlife such as chamois, ibex, and marmots. Keep your eyes peeled as you ascend to catch a glimpse of these fascinating alpine creatures.
- The experience is not accessible for people with mobility issues, people with back and neck problems, and pregnant women.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Why Visit Glacier 3000?
- Spectacular Views: Glacier 3000 offers some of the most breathtaking views of the Swiss Alps, including panoramic vistas of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks, the Matterhorn, and Mont Blanc.
- Unique Experiences: Glacier 3000 offers a range of experiences, including a peak walk along a suspended bridge, a dogsled ride, and snow bus rides.
- Alpine Coaster: For thrill-seekers, the Alpine Coaster is a must-do. It's the world's highest toboggan run and provides an adrenaline-fueled ride down the mountain, with plenty of twists and turns along the way.
- Snow Activities: Glacier 3000 has a ski area with over 25 km of slopes, suitable for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. You can also enjoy snowshoeing, ice-skating and snowmobiling
Your Glacier 3000 Tickets Explained
Round Trip Cable Car Transfers
Duration: Flexible
- Enjoy round-trip tansfers from Les Diablerets to Scex Rouge mountain.
- At the top, enjoy an unforgettable Swiss Alps experience, including the Peak Walk by Tissot
- Go on the Glacier Walk, an incomparable hike across the snowy alpine scenery.
Cancelation Policy: Cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins to get a full refund.
What to do In Glacier 3000?
Skiing
Glacier 3000 is a delight for seasoned skiers. The challenging 8 KM-long Red Run and 7 KM Combe d'Audon make the longest slopes in the Western Alps. Skiers can slide down from 3000 to 1300 meters while enjoying the beautiful panorama of 24 Swiss peaks. Ski is open from November through May and offers cross-country and freestyle skiing.
Peak Walk By Tissot
Peak Walk by Tissot is a one-of-a-kind suspension bridge connecting two mountain peaks. A highlight and must-do activity in Glacier 3000, Peak Walk by Tissot is the only suspension bridge in the world bridging two mountain peaks. The bridge links View Point peak with Scex Rouge, five meters higher than the former. The bridge is 10 meters long and 80 centimeters wide and gives incredible views of Alps peaks, including the legendary Mont Blanc.
Glacier Walk
The one-hour-long Glacier Walk allows visitors to watch up close to the snowy wonderland of the Swiss Alps. The secured trail starts from Scex Rouge and ends three kilometers later at Quille du Diable. The last stop is at the edge of the Glacier. You can catch the stunning views of Derborence Valley and enjoy top culinary choices at the Refuge l'Espace.
Alpine Coaster
If you're looking for a thrilling ride, the Alpine Coaster is a must-try. This toboggan ride takes you through the snowy mountain landscape at high speeds, with the option to control your own speed. It's an exhilarating ride suitable for people of all ages.
Snowboarding
For snowboarders, Glacier 3000 boasts over 25 km of slopes, making it a snowboarder's paradise. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced rider, there are runs suitable for all levels. The snow park is another attraction for freestyle skiers and snowboarders, featuring jumps, rails, and other obstacles to test your skills.
Dog Sledding
Dog sledding is a unique and unforgettable experience that allows you to enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery while being pulled by a team of huskies. The snow bus, on the other hand, takes you on a guided tour of the glacier, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountains without having to ski or hike.
Glacier Flight
For those seeking an elevated experience, the Glacier Flight is a must-try. Take to the skies and experience the breathtaking views of the glacier and surrounding mountains on a helicopter ride. It's a unique and unforgettable way to take in the beauty of the Swiss Alps.
Via Ferratas
In the summer, hiking is a popular activity in Glacier 3000. You can explore the mountain trails and enjoy the beautiful scenery. For those who enjoy climbing, the Via Ferratas offer a challenging and rewarding experience. These iron climbing routes allow you to explore the steep cliffs and mountain faces safely.
Ice Cathedral
The Ice Cathedral is another unique attraction that's made entirely of ice. You can explore the stunning ice sculptures and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere inside. It's a must-visit attraction for anyone looking for a unique and memorable experience.
Plan Your Visit To Glacier 3000
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Visitor's Tips
Glacier 3000 is open for pedestrians year-round but opening hours of activities vary.
Winter Ski Season: It commences on 12 November and ends on 7 May. The mountain lift in Col du Pillon - Cabane - Scex Rouge is open daily from 9 AM to 4:30 PM (the last service from Scex Rouge). You can get a cable car every 20 minutes.
Summer ski season: The summer ski season officially starts on 8 May. In the summer, the mountain lift service starts at 9 AM and ends by 4:50 PM (the last service from Scex Rouge).
Closed: From 16 October 2023 to 3 November 2023 on account of maintenance.
Best Time To Visit: During winter, if you are excited about adventure activities like skiing and snowboarding.
Winter (December to February): The temperature ranges from -5°C to -15°C (23°F to 5°F) and snowfall is quite common. This is the best season for winter sports.
Spring (March to May): The temperature ranges from -2°C to 8°C (28°F to 46°F). The snow starts to melt to usher in spring.
Summer (June to August): Summer in Glacier 3000 is quite pleasant, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F).It is the perfect time to enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, and paragliding.
Fall (September to November): Snow starts to retur as the temperatures begin to drop to ranges between 0°C to 10°C (32°F to 50°F)
Address: Col du Pillon, 1865 Les Diablerets, Switzerland
Getting There
By Cable Car: Take a cable car from the Col-du-Pillon valley station to Scex Rouge. Another cable car route is available from the Reusch valley station, which goes through the mid-stations Oldenegg and Cabane.
- Free Parking
- Ski Rental
- Gift Shop
- Wheelchair Access
- Dress for the weather, especially during winter. Wear layers, and don't forget to bring your windbreaker.
- Accessories like sunglasses, gloves, and a hat will come in handy. Always wear well-fitting and comfortable walking shoes.
- Weather plays an important role in the activities at Glacier 3000. Make it a point to check for weather updated while planning your trip.
- Certain activities like Alpine Coaster may not be available during the winter season. Plan your trip only after checking the services offered in the particular season.
- Dogs are welcome in cable cars and chairlifts and require visitors to pay no fees. In restaurants, it's mandatory to keep dogs on a leash.
Frequently Asked Questions About Glacier 3000
How do I buy tickets to Glacier 3000?
You can buy tickets to Glacier 3000 at the venue or online. However, it is advised that you buy your tickets online as there may be long queues on-site, especially during peak tourist season.
Are Glacier 3000 tickets available online?
Yes. Glacier 3000 tickets are available online, and they are easy to purchase. You can book them here
How much does a Glacier 3000 ticket cost?
Glacier 3000 tickets start from CHF 79.
Can I book Glacier 3000 tickets on site?
No. Glacier 3000 only offers tickets online.
What is the best time to visit Glacier 3000?
Glacier 3000 is open year-round. The best time to visit the destination is from November to May during winter. Please note that the facility is closed for a few weeks from October through November, for routine maintenance.
How to reach Glacier 3000?
Glacier 3000 can be reached by cable car from the valley station of Col-du-Pillon. Col-du-Pillon is only accessible by bus or car from Gstaad or Les Diablerets
What is Glacier 3000 famous for?
Glacier 3000 is famous for its winter skiing and snowboarding activities. You can also visit the world's only suspension bridge linking two mountain peaks, Peak Walk by Tissot.
Is Glacier 3000 worth visiting?
Yes. Glacier 3000 is a popular skiing destination with two seven-plus kilometer-long slopes. Glacier 3000 also offers a slew of activities for families and groups.
What are the cable car timings to reach Glacier 3000?
The cable car service from Col du Pillon - Cabane - Scex Rouge is open daily from 9 AM to 4:30 PM in winter; the last service from Scex Rouge in the summer season is at 4:50 PM. You can catch a cable car every 20 minutes.
Will I find snow at Glacier 3000?
Yes. Glacier 3000 gets snow year-round, thanks to its high altitude. If you want to enjoy Glacier 3000 as a pure snow kingdom, visit during the winter season, which starts in November and stretches to May.
What is the cancelation policy for Glacier 3000 tickets?
You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Do I need to book tickets in advance to visit Glacier 3000?
It is always advised that you book your tickets in advance to visit Glacier 3000. You could get good deals online and also skip the hassle of standing in a line and getting your tickets.
What are the cable car timings to reach Glacier 3000?
The cable car service from Col du Pillon - Cabane - Scex Rouge is open daily from 9 AM to 4:30 PM in winter; the last service from Scex Rouge in the summer season is at 4:50 PM. You can catch a cable car every 20 minutes.
How long do I need to visit Glacier 3000?
You would ideally need2-3 hours to visit Glacier 3000