Arriving at a height of 2,971m, the Glacier 3000 takes you up the highest mountain in the Lake Geneva region, with stunning views over to the Bernese Oberland mountain ranges. In clear weather you can see 24 summits over 4000m, including the Matterhorn and the Mont Blanc.

The mountain station with its Restaurant Botta, designed by the award-winning architect Mario Botta is worth a visit alone. The Refuge l’Espace offers stunning panoramic views..

Peak Walk by Tissot

There is only one suspension bridge in the world that connects two mountain peaks. It is called Peak Walk by Tissot. It can be found at Glacier 3000. And it invites you to an adventure that you will not easily forget.

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 suspension bridge is free of charge and offers a thrilling experience amidst a fantastic Alpine panorama. It is open year round subject to weather conditions.

Alpine Coaster (open 01 May – 08 Oct)

520° circles, 10 somewhat steep curves, 6 waves and 3 jumps promise action-packed speeds of up to 40 km/hour on a one kilometre stretch: The Alpine Coaster will quickly raise your adrenaline level and get your heart beating! You will experience weightlessness up to 6 metres above the ground on this high-flying adventure. You determine the speed with the brake lever and how many times you want to go down the toboggan run.

Roundtrip

From Montreux the panoramic train on the GOLDENPASS line transports you to the town of Gstaad, from where you transfer to a PostBus to Col du Pillon for the Glacier3000 cable car. The return journey takes you via Les Diablerets and Aigle back to Montreux.