Bergbahn Titlis ab Engelberg mit Eisflieger
Beschreibung
Spektakulärer Ausflug in die beeindruckende Gletscherwelt auf TITLIS. Besuchen Sie unser ganzjähriges Winterwunderland. Mount TITLIS ist der einzige öffentlich zugängliche Gletscher in der Gegend. Lassen Sie den Blick auf die umliegenden Berge und Täler schweifen und genießen Sie den atemberaubenden Panoramablick. Die neue 8er Gondel bringt Sie von der Talstation in Engelberg direkt zum Bahnhofsstand. Von dort geht es mit der TITLIS ROTAIR, der weltweit ersten Drehseilbahn, auf den Gipfel.
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Reiseverlauf
Unsere neue 8-Sitzer-Seilbahn bringt Sie mit TITLIS direkt in die Gletscherwelt. Steigen Sie einfach an der TITLIS-Talstation in Engelberg ein und genießen Sie die bequeme Fahrt auf 2450 m ü.M. Von dort fahren Sie mit der TITLIS Rotair, der weltweit ersten drehbaren Seilbahn, zur Gipfelstation.
3.041 Meter über dem Meeresspiegel. 500 Meter über dem Boden. 150 herzklopfende Schritte. Dies erwartet Sie auf dem TITLIS Cliff Walk, der spektakulären Hängebrücke hoch oben auf dem Gipfel. Um die Brücke zu überqueren, benötigen Sie Nerven, die so stark sind wie die Stahlkabel, an denen sie hängt. Auf dem Gipfel angekommen führt Sie die Route durch die Gletscherhöhle über einen unterirdischen Tunnel zur Aussichtsplattform am Südwandfenster. Die Hängebrücke erstreckt sich von hier bis zur Ice Flyer Gletschersesselliftstation. Der TITLIS Cliff Walk ist nur einen Meter breit und über 100 Meter lang. Die Aussicht in den Abgrund ist atemberaubend! Der TITLIS Cliff Walk gilt als höchste Hängebrücke Europas.
Achten Sie darauf, Ihren Blick in die beeindruckende Gletscherwelt unter Ihnen zu richten. Der Sessellift Ice Flyer schwebt sanft und sicher über knackige, unberührte Schneefelder und eisige Tiefen. Einige der Gletscherspalten sind bis zu zwanzig Meter tief. Nur hier auf dem TITLIS erwartet Sie ein so fantastisches Gletschererlebnis.
Diese Gletscherhöhle bildet das frostige Herz des TITLIS. Das Eis hier ist bis zu 5.000 Jahre alt. Der 150 Meter lange Gang der Höhle führt zehn Meter unter die Gletscheroberfläche. Die Erkundung der Gletscherhöhle ist ein cooles Erlebnis. Die Temperatur in der Höhle bleibt bei frostigen -1,5 °C.
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Wichtige Informationen
- Reisende sollten mindestens eine gute Fitness haben.
- Nehmen Sie warme Kleidung mit
- Tragen Sie geschlossene Schuhe, wenn Sie durch den Schnee laufen
- Bitte beachten Sie, dass Sie bis zu 9.910 Fuß (3.020 Meter) über dem Meeresspiegel steigen
- An einigen Tagen im Jahr ist die Seilbahn wegen starken Windes geschlossen. Bitte besuchen Sie unsere Homepage www.titlis.ch
Bewertungen(295)
Beautiful and fun day! I think a lot of the snow was gone because of the warm weather The scenery was amazing!
We have done almost everything around Luzern but hadn't been here. We were put off by the crowds and building work. We had bought a Lucerne Pass so this trip was 'free' so we decided to come by train to Engelbert but at lunchtime to avoid the crowds. This worked very well as when we arrived we were amongst only a handful of other visitors. We got our cable cars straight away and were quickly at the summit. We did the ice cave, the cliff walk and suspension bridge but didn't do the ice flyer. We also went to the top of the tower which gives the best views. There was cloud above us but the views down and to the distant mountains were clear. Unfortunately there is building work until 2029 so once you leave the ground station don't expect many facilities. The signage is also poor. We did manage to walk across snow and I definitely felt the thinner air in my breathing. I really enjoyed the visit but I preferred the experience of going up other mountains more. There were a couple of large groups who slightly detracted from the experience as well.
We took a day trip to Titlis, as the impressive Titlis Tower is now open. Impressive facility at 3000 meters above sea level! We were at the summit early in the morning, which was definitely worth it. There is so much to do in this area that a day trip is not enough. Next time, I will take an extended weekend. In winter, this is a great ski area, and in summer, a hiking area. Ambiance: wonderful Price / performance: not cheap, but worth it Highly recommended: absolutely
Family visit in May. That day we went up to snowed. The logistics is easy and very organized. We recommend full clothes from cold, as la on top is very cold (below zero). It has a restaurant with very good prices. Worth a visit completw
Beautiful scenery! Modern facilities, 360 degree rotating funicular. Perfectly equipped for quality tourism. Moderate rates. Thanks to Soon
I recommend not booking this excursion.As the operator is not honest or transparent. We were in touch the day before and a few times the morning of the excursion. Once I arrived at Mount Titlis, i was informed that the Ice Flyer Chair Lift and the suspension bridge were both closed but the operator never informed me of this , even after multiple communications. I then requested a partial, 40% refund , because half of the excursions included in the package , I was unable to participate in. They denied a partial refund. This is a horrible dishonest operator so I would stay away.It is not worth the money. It is a waste of money.
Lovely ski hut and mountain station with great food. Outstanding customer service: the friendly staff not only made the restaurant experience great, but also went above and beyond by quickly locating forgotten personal items and sending them to my home free of charge.
From Lucerne it is necessary to take a train to Engelbert for about 45 minutes and then 5 minutes walk for 30 minutes of cable car uphill and disappointment because there are works in progress and not much to do except the bridge. Of course nothing is indicated and the prices are the same! Reach completion in February.
Glad we decided to head up despite the fact we didn't ski. Headed up on the cable car and the views were incredible. There is a tubing area and restaurants. We recommend heading up to the peak. There is a cafeteria style restaurant, afull service option and a snack/gift shop. The ice cave was entertaining. Obviously appropriate dress is necessary. But also make sure to wear appropriate shoes. The surface is icy and people were slipping and sliding every where. The Ice flyer and suspension bridge was fun as well
Mount Titlis — very disappointing experience. Definitely not worth the time or money. Once you reach the top, there is very little to do — the entire walk takes no more than 15–20 minutes. The worst part is the waiting time: around one hour just to go up and another hour to come back down. What makes this even more frustrating is that no one warns you in advance about these massive queues — not during ticket purchase and not on site. Spending two hours standing in lines for such a short and underwhelming experience feels completely unreasonable. Overall, the place is overcrowded and poorly managed for the number of visitors. I would not recommend this experience.
