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Ride from Montreux into the Vaud Alps, then float by cable car to Glacier 3000 for sweeping views and a memorable traverse on the Peak Walk suspension bridge. This is an easy, high-altitude day with big-mountain drama and practical comforts—ideal for travelers who want glacier time without technical gear.
Ride from Montreux into the Vaud Alps, then float by cable car to Glacier 3000 for sweeping views and a memorable traverse on the Peak Walk suspension bridge. This is an easy, high-altitude day with big-mountain drama and practical comforts—ideal for travelers who want glacier time without technical gear.
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Operated by Keytours (Switzerland) · Les Diablerets, Vaud
The bus climbs out of Montreux, trading lake-glass calm for switchbacks and spruce. Above Col du Pillon, the mountains gather and the air thins, as if the Alps themselves are drawing a steady breath. At Les Diablerets—chalets tight to the hillside, wood stacked with precision—you board the Glacier 3000 cable car. The cabin lifts fast, skimming cliffs and ice-scored rock. Peaks tilt closer. Snow, even in July, lingers like a dare.
easy.
7–8 hours.
Comfortable walking 1–3 miles at altitude with short stairs and snowy surfaces.
The suspension bridge is about 107 meters long and connects Scex Rouge to the View Point summit, opening when wind and weather allow.
Yes. It’s a sightseeing-focused outing with short walks; just dress warmly and move carefully on snowy surfaces.
Most visitors feel only mild effects. Stay hydrated, avoid rushing, and rest if you develop a headache or dizziness.
In clear conditions, you can spot both along with the Eiger–Mönch–Jungfrau range from viewing terraces and the Peak Walk.
This tour offers a cable car option; if you did not select it at booking, you can usually purchase tickets on-site, subject to availability.
Operations stop quickly for safety. You can still enjoy viewing terraces and facilities; staff resume access as soon as conditions improve.
The Peak Walk opened in 2014 as the world’s first suspension bridge linking two mountain summits; the summit station’s clean lines reflect Swiss architect Mario Botta’s vision.
Glaciers here are retreating; stay on marked paths and respect roped-off zones to protect fragile ice and alpine flora. Pack out all waste—wind can scatter litter across the snowfields.
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