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Viewpoint
· Gstaad Region
· 2,971 m
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Photo: Arnaud Magnin, Glacier 3000 AG
The Peak Walk by Tissot is the highlight of the glacier adventure: It connects the smaller peak (View Point) with the 5 meter higher main peak (Scex Rouge) and takes all guests to incredible heights. The 107 metre long and 80 centimetre wide bridge offers a stunning view onto the Alps: Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau are visible from the bridge and offer grandiose views, far off into the distance. The suspension bridge is free of charge and open year-round subject to weather conditions.
Opening times
open year-round subject to weather conditionsPrice:
free of charge
Public transport
The are two main routes to get to Les Diablerets or Gstaad, from which the Postauto departs to Col du Pillon on a regular basis. The route from Geneva via Lausanne, Montreux and Aigle takes you to Les Diablerets. The route from Zurich via Bern, Spiez, Zweisimmen takes you to Gstaad.
Directions
Glacier 3000 is easily reached by car from the Lake Thun (Spiez), Lake Geneva (Aigle) and Gruyère (Bulle) areas.
Parking
You will find a large lot with free parking next to the Col du Pillon cable car station, located directly on the mountain pass road between Gstaad and Les Diablerets.
Coordinates
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Descent: 5h30
Ascent: 4h30 / Descent: 3h00
Peak Walk by Tissot
1865 Les Diablerets
+41 24 492 33 77 http://www.glacier3000.ch E-mail: info@glacier3000.ch
Descent: 5h30
Ascent: 5h00 / Descent: 3h00
The Sommet is, so to speak, the crown of the glaciated Diablerets mountain range, the highest peak in the Vaud Alps, a dreamy vantage point.
Ascent: 4h30 / Descent: 3h00
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