
easy
3 days
Suitable for travelers in average fitness; expect short walks, stairs and brief high-altitude exposure requiring steady balance.
A compact, high-mobility pass that links Zurich with Interlaken, Chamonix and Geneva across three days. Ride mountain trains and cable cars to glaciers, savor alpine food, and finish with a Lake Geneva cruise — all with straightforward logistics and expert pick-up options.
You step into a van in Zurich as the city hums awake, windows framing a ribbon of motorway that soon unspools into green valleys and serrated peaks. By late morning you are in Interlaken, the twin lakes at your feet like polished mirrors and the higher ridgelines daring you to look up. Over the next 72 hours the pass hands you access to mountain trains, cable cars and a languid lake cruise — a practical, fast-moving sampler of the western Swiss Alps.

Spend an easy first morning in Interlaken; avoid heavy exertion before visiting Jungfraujoch or Aiguille du Midi to reduce altitude effects.
Sunglasses and SPF are crucial — snow and lake reflections amplify UV exposure at altitude.
Space can be limited on mountain transit; use a compact daypack and secure loose items.
Aiguille du Midi and Jungfraujoch slots can sell out; confirm which activity you want when you book the pass.
The rail and cable systems in these valleys date to the late 19th and early 20th centuries, built to open the high Alps to tourism and scientific study.
Glaciers on this route are retreating; operators increasingly include educational exhibits and encourage low-impact travel to limit visitor pressure.
Good traction for icy platforms, cobbles and mountain trails.
Temperature can drop quickly above 2,500 m; windproof outer layer recommended.
Carry snacks, water and camera; hydration eases altitude effects.
Some mountain attractions require timed entries; bring ID and confirmations.