In winter, Glattalp makes a name for itself as one of the coldest places in Switzerland with freezing temperatures. But after the snow melts in spring, a colourful plant world awakens in the mountain summer.
Opening times
Fahplan unter https://glattalp.ch/#4
Public transport
Take the SBB to Schwyz-Seewen station. Then with Auto AG Schwyz line 501 from Schwyz to Muotathal, Post. From there with line 506 to Bisisthal, Sahli cable car station.Directions
By car from Schwyz, follow the signs to Muotathal. From there, head in the direction of Bisisthal until you reach Sahli.Parking
Parking spaces are available at the valley station of the cable car.Coordinates
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