Peak Walk by Tissot - Glacier 3000
Enjoy a unique experience at Glacier 3000, suspended high above the abyss
Enjoy a unique experience as you walk across this 107-metre-long suspension bridge, where every step takes you further from solid ground, high above a breathtaking void. This aerial walkway invites you to immerse yourself in an impressive world of rock, set amidst spectacular scenery.
Look up and you’ll be amazed by an exceptional 360-degree panorama: the majestic Alpine range reveals its iconic peaks, both in the Bernese and Valais regions, whilst the Lake Geneva basin, the Swiss Plateau and the distant Jura range stretch as far as the eye can see. Take the time to identify the various Alpine peaks and let yourself be captivated by the beauty of the horizon.
This moment suspended between sky and earth encourages you to be fully present, allowing you to savour the freshness and purity of the high-mountain air. An unforgettable adventure for lovers of spectacular landscapes and thrills.
Practical informations
Information
- The Peak Walk by Tissot is accessible free of charge to visitors to Glacier 3000 with a lift ticket.
- The Peak Walk by Tissot may have to close during the day or open later due to weather conditions. Check opening times at www.glacier3000.ch/openings
Opening hours
- Glacier 3000 is open every day, weather permitting, from 9 a.m. to 4.20 p.m.
- The cable cars run every 20 minutes (from Col du Pillon or the summit).
Access conditions
- Babies under 15 months are not allowed on Glacier 3000 as the change in altitude can be harmful to their health.
- Access to Glacier 3000 is not recommended for children under 2 years of age.
- Children must be properly equipped for high mountains (hat or headgear, gloves, shoes and clothing suitable for wind, cold and snow, sunglasses) and sun protection is absolutely essential.
- A break at the intermediate station on both the ascent and descent can help you cope with the rapid change in altitude.
Parking
- Paid parking at Col du Pillon, at a flat rate of CHF 5 per day, payable on site.
Access
- Access by post bus between Les Diablerets and Gstaad, via Col du Pillon.
- Access by shuttle bus (Glacier 3000 in winter, Diablobus in summer) from Les Diablerets, stopping at Col du Pillon.
- Access from Les Diablerets or Gstaad by car.
Gastronomy
- Several restaurants at Col du Pillon and on the glacier welcome visitors and offer traditional dishes.
Discounts on lift tickets
- With the Carte Bienvenue, enjoy a 20% discount on lift tickets.
- Reduced rates on lift tickets for pedestrians (GA travelcard, SBB half-fare card, etc.): details and information at www.glacier3000.shop
Recommendations
- Good shoes and warm clothing recommended: the suspension bridge is located at an altitude of 3,000 metres.
- More information at www.glacier3000.ch
| Glacier 3000 | |
| Les Diablerets | |
| +41 24 492 33 77 | |
| info@glacier3000.ch | |
| http://www.glacier3000.ch/ |
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| Office du Tourisme de Villars | |
| +41 24 495 32 32 | |
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| Maison du Tourisme de Gryon | |
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