The Peak Walk by Tissot is the world’s only suspension bridge linking two mountain summits. It is the signature attraction at Glacier 3000 and offers an extraordinary walk above the glacier with panoramic views of the surrounding four-thousanders including the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, and Jungfrau.
Glacier 3000
from: CHF 44
Duration
15 minutes from Col du Pillon to the Glacier 3000 summit station at 2,965 metres
Class
Modern cableway to a summit station designed by renowned architect Mario Botta
Frequency
Daily departures every 20 minutes from 09:00 to 16:30, except during scheduled maintenance
Route Highlights
GoldenPass line to Gstaad → PostBus to Col du Pillon → 15-minute cableway to Glacier 3000 at 2,965 m, with panoramic views of 24 peaks above 4,000 m
Reservation required
Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance; advance purchase recommended
A true must-see in the Lake Geneva region: in just 15 minutes, the cableway whisks visitors up to 3,000 metres (9,842 feet). At the summit, a breathtaking panorama unfolds—Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, Jungfrau, and countless other alpine peaks stretch across the horizon. The Peak Walk by Tissot, the world’s only suspension bridge linking two mountain summits, makes the experience even more unforgettable.
Even the approach is spectacular. The summit station, designed by renowned architect Mario Botta, is a sight in itself. From there, visitors are greeted with sweeping views of 24 snow-capped giants over 4,000 metres high, including the Eiger, Mönch, Jungfrau, Matterhorn, Grand Combin, and the distant Mont Blanc.
Easily reached from Gstaad, with direct connections to the famous GoldenPass scenic route, this alpine adventure is both accessible and extraordinary.
Free cancellation — cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
About Glacier 3000
Altitude: 2,965 m a.s.l.
Arrival:
Take the GoldenPass line to Gstaad, then continue by PostBus from Gstaad or Les Diablerets to Col du Pillon. From there, the cableway transports you to the Glacier 3000 mountain station in just 15 minutes.
Attractions:
Peak Walk by Tissot – the world’s first suspension bridge connecting two mountain peaks
Dog sled rides on the glacier
Snow Bus excursions (on request)
Hiking across the glacier plateau
Alpine Coaster – Europe’s highest toboggan run (summer only)
Gemskopf climbing park
Summer cross-country ski track (loipe)
Scenic helicopter flights over the glacier
Rooftop terrace with panoramic views of more than 24 summits over 4,000 m, including the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc and Jungfrau
Special Highlights:
Unique circular restroom window with arguably the most beautiful view in the Alps
The new Botta Panorama Restaurant, seating 400 guests at nearly 3,000 m
What your ticket includes
A valid ticket Glacier 3000
Peak Walk by Tissot — World’s Only Inter-Summit Suspension Bridge
The Peak Walk is the only suspension bridge in the world linking two mountain summits — a truly unique alpine engineering feat
Panorama of 24 Peaks Above 4,000 Metres
From the rooftop terrace, the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, Jungfrau, Eiger, Mönch, and Grand Combin are all visible in a single sweeping panorama
Summit Station Designed by Mario Botta
The Glacier 3000 mountain station is an architectural landmark in its own right, designed by the celebrated Ticinese architect Mario Botta
Alpine Coaster — Europe’s Highest Toboggan Run
The summer-only Alpine Coaster winds down the mountain on Europe’s highest toboggan track — a thrilling descent above the glacier plateau
Dog Sled Rides on the Glacier
A rare opportunity to experience traditional dog sledding directly on a high-altitude Alpine glacier, available on the Glacier 3000 plateau
Botta Panorama Restaurant at Nearly 3,000 Metres
The new 400-seat Botta restaurant sits at almost 3,000 metres — one of the largest and most scenically positioned summit dining venues in the Alps
| Stage | Detail |
|---|---|
| Getting there | GoldenPass line to Gstaad |
| Valley transfer | PostBus from Gstaad or Les Diablerets to Col du Pillon |
| Cableway journey | 15 minutes to the summit station |
| Summit altitude | 2,965 metres above sea level |
| Cableway frequency | Every 20 minutes from 09:00 to 16:30 |
| Operation | Daily, except during scheduled maintenance |
Summit attractions:
- Peak Walk by Tissot — world’s only suspension bridge linking two mountain peaks
- Rooftop terrace — panoramic views of 24 summits above 4,000 m
- Dog sled rides on the glacier
- Snow Bus excursions (on request)
- Glacier plateau hiking
- Alpine Coaster — Europe’s highest toboggan run (summer only)
- Gemskopf climbing park
- Summer cross-country ski track (loipe)
- Scenic helicopter flights over the glacier
Glacier 3000 is located above the valley of Les Diablerets in the canton of Vaud in western Switzerland, within easy reach of the celebrated resort of Gstaad. The approach is straightforward: take the GoldenPass scenic railway line to Gstaad, then continue by PostBus from either Gstaad or Les Diablerets to the Col du Pillon valley station. From there, the cableway reaches the Mario Botta-designed summit station at 2,965 metres in just 15 minutes.
- Return cableway journey from Col du Pillon to the Glacier 3000 summit station
- Access to the Peak Walk by Tissot — world’s only inter-summit suspension bridge
- Access to the rooftop terrace with panoramic views of 24 four-thousanders
- Access to glacier hiking trails and the summer cross-country ski track
- Access to the Gemskopf climbing park
- Alpine Coaster access (summer only)
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Additional activities available on request or at extra cost:
- Dog sled rides on the glacier
- Snow Bus excursions
- Scenic helicopter flights over the glacier
| Pass | Discount |
|---|---|
| Swiss Travel Pass (Flex) | 50% discount |
| Swiss Half Fare Card | 50% discount |
| Eurail / Interrail | 25% discount |
Three distinct dining options are available across the mountain:
| Venue | Detail |
|---|---|
| Botta Panorama Restaurant | New 400-seat summit restaurant at nearly 3,000 metres, designed by Mario Botta |
| Le Carnotzet | Traditional Swiss restaurant at the summit with regional specialities |
| Restaurant Pillon | 200-seat restaurant located next to the Col du Pillon valley station |
A special highlight noted in the text: the summit also features a unique circular restroom window with what is described as arguably the most beautiful view in the Alps.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Summit altitude | 2,965 metres above sea level |
| Cableway frequency | Every 20 minutes, 09:00 – 16:30 |
| Operation | Daily, except scheduled maintenance |
| Summit station architect | Mario Botta |
| Alpine Coaster | Summer only |
| Dog sled rides | Available on the glacier |
| Snow Bus | On request |
| Swiss Travel Pass (Flex) | 50% discount |
| Swiss Half Fare Card | 50% discount |
| Eurail / Interrail | 25% discount |
| Cancellation | Free up to 24 hours in advance |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the Peak Walk by Tissot at Glacier 3000?
How do I get to Glacier 3000 from Gstaad?
Take the PostBus from Gstaad to Col du Pillon, the valley cableway station. From there, the cableway reaches the Glacier 3000 summit station in 15 minutes. Glacier 3000 is also accessible by PostBus from Les Diablerets, and Gstaad itself is served by the GoldenPass scenic railway line.
Does the Swiss Travel Pass cover Glacier 3000?
The Swiss Travel Pass (Flex) and Swiss Half Fare Card both give a 50% discount on the cableway ticket. Eurail and Interrail pass holders receive a 25% discount. No pass fully covers the Glacier 3000 cableway.
What activities are available at Glacier 3000 in summer?
In summer, the glacier plateau offers hiking, the Alpine Coaster toboggan run (Europe’s highest), the Gemskopf climbing park, a cross-country ski track, and scenic helicopter flights. Dog sled rides and Snow Bus excursions are also available on request.
How often does the Glacier 3000 cableway run?
The cableway operates daily every 20 minutes from 09:00 to 16:30, except during scheduled maintenance periods. It is advisable to check the current schedule before visiting, particularly outside the main season.
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