Glacier 3000
Travel to the Swiss Alps to Glacier 3000 – a snow-covered wonderland located high in the mountains of Western Switzerland. Glacier 3000 is a one-stop destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Apart from the spectacular view, it offers an array of fun activities that will urge you to come back for more.
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Glacier 3000 Guide
Glacier 3000 Guide
Embark on a thrilling journey to Glacier 3000, nestled in the Bernese Alps at an elevation of 3,000 meters. Accessible via an advanced cable car, revel in panoramic views of Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn. Experience the Peak Walk by Tissot, the only suspended bridge connecting two mountain peaks. Engage your adventurous side on the Alpine Coaster, the world's highest toboggan run, and more. Choose your ticket options, explore winter sports, and savor Swiss cuisine at Restaurant Botta 3000. Stay weather-informed for optimal visits and capture unique souvenirs, ensuring an unforgettable alpine adventure.
Plan Your Visit to Glacier 3000
Plan Your Visit to Glacier 3000
Opening Hours
Getting There
Tips/Facilities
What are Glacier 3000’s opening hours?
Glacier 3000 is open for pedestrians year-round but opening hours of activities vary. The timings of the chairlifts and ski lifts are 9:15 AM to 4 PM every day from 9 November 2023 until 5 May 2024. The opening dates for the winter ski season are 9 November 2023 to 30 April 2024. Activities such as the Alpine Coaster are dependent on snow conditions and some activities like the dog sled require prior reservation.
How much time should I spend at Glacier 3000?
The recommended duration for a visit to Glacier 3000 varies based on your chosen activities. For a basic exploration of the main attractions like the Peak Walk and Alpine Coaster, plan for a minimum of 3 to 4 hours. If you wish to engage in additional activities such as skiing or snowboarding, a full-day visit of 6 to 8 hours is ideal. For an immersive experience, including dog sleds and multiple adventures, consider spending 10 hours or more. It's advisable to tailor your visit based on your preferences and the number of people you are traveling with.
What is the best time to visit Glacier 3000?
The optimal times to visit Glacier 3000 are during late Spring to early Autumn (April to September) when a variety of activities are accessible without extreme cold. For winter sports enthusiasts, the winter months (December to March) offer peak skiing and snowboarding conditions, creating a pristine snow-covered landscape. October and November provide a transition period, with fewer crowds and the chance to experience a quieter visit
How to get to Glacier 3000?
You can visit Glacier 3000 through multiple ways such as:
By Cable Car: Take a cable car from the Col-du-Pillon Valley station to Scex Rouge. Another cable car route is available from the Reusch Valley station, which goes through the mid-stations Oldenegg and Cabane.
By Train: Visitors can get a train to either Les Diablerets or Gstaad from where a postcar is operated to Col du Pillon on a regular basis.
By Cable Car: Take a cable car from the Col-du-Pillon Valley station to Scex Rouge. Another cable car route is available from the Reusch Valley station, which goes through the mid-stations Oldenegg and Cabane.
By Train: Visitors can get a train to either Les Diablerets or Gstaad from where a postcar is operated to Col du Pillon on a regular basis.
Is Glacier 3000 wheelchair accessible?
No, following renovations that are taking place, Glacier 3000 is not wheelchair accessible at the moment.
What is the parking situation at Glacier 3000?
Glacier 3000 has free parking for those who wish to drive up to the site.
What facilities are there at Glacier 3000?
Glacier 3000 has a number of restaurants, a souvenir shop as well and a ski rental to help visitors make the most out of their experience at Glacier 3000.
Explore Glacier 3000
Explore Glacier 3000
Glacier 3000 is a winter wonderland where natural beauty and thrilling activities meet. A visit to this breathtaking destination offers an array of experiences that cater to adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts alike.
Peak Walk by Tissot
Take a breathtaking stroll on the Peak Walk by Tissot, a one of its kind suspension bridge connecting the peaks of Quille du Diable and Scex Rouge. At an elevation of 3,027 meters, savor panoramic views of iconic peaks, including the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, and the Jungfrau.
Glacier Walk
Take a one-hour Glacier Walk for a close-up view of the snowy Swiss Alps wonderland. The secure trail starts at Scex Rouge goes three kilometers to Quille du Diable, and ends at the glacier's edge. Enjoy stunning views of Derborence Valley and treat yourself to delicious food at Refuge l'Espace.
Alpine Coaster
Experience the thrill of the Alpine Coaster, the world's highest toboggan run. Descend over a kilometer of twists and turns while taking in panoramic views of the Diablerets Glacier, enhancing the excitement of this alpine roller coaster.
Dog Sledding
Embark on a unique winter journey with dog sledding, guided by a team of enthusiastic dogs. Traverse the snowy landscapes and witness the beauty of the Vaud Alps and surrounding peaks in the company of these spirited companions.
Snow Bus
Tour the icy terrain in comfort aboard the Snow Bus, offering spectacular views of the Diablerets Glacier, Oldenhorn, and the Vaud Alps. Learn about the alpine ecosystem while enjoying the warmth of the bus and the breathtaking scenery.
Snow Park
Get ready for an adrenaline-packed adventure at Glacier 3000 Snowpark! Nestled in the stunning landscape of Les Diablerets glacier, this snowpark is the ultimate haven for freestyle enthusiasts. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, the park caters to all levels of riders. Thanks to the talented team at Ravach Park, you'll find meticulously crafted terrain featuring line rails, ranks, kicker jumps, and flat tubes. It's the perfect spot to practice your tricks and soak in the thrill of freestyling.
Glacier 3000 FAQs
Glacier 3000 FAQs
What do my tickets to Glacier 3000 include?
Your Glacier 3000 tickets include round-trip cable car transfers, the Peak Walk by Tissot, the Ice Express chairlift, the Glacier walk, and the Fun Park.
Are there any restaurants at Glacier 3000?
Glacier 3000 has a range of restaurants to make sure your gastronomic needs remain fulfilled. There are 4 restaurants at Glacier 3000, the Carnotzet, Restaurant Col du Pillon, Refuge L'eSPace, and the Sac Hut Cabane des Diablerets.
How do I get to Glacier 3000?
You can arrive at Glacier 3000 by the following means:
By Cable Car: Take a cable car from the Col-du-Pillon Valley station to Scex Rouge. Another cable car route is available from the Reusch Valley station, which goes through the mid-stations Oldenegg and Cabane.
By Train: Visitors can get a train to either Les Diablerets or Gstaad from where a postcar is operated to Col du Pillon on a regular basis.
By Cable Car: Take a cable car from the Col-du-Pillon Valley station to Scex Rouge. Another cable car route is available from the Reusch Valley station, which goes through the mid-stations Oldenegg and Cabane.
By Train: Visitors can get a train to either Les Diablerets or Gstaad from where a postcar is operated to Col du Pillon on a regular basis.
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