Paseo en góndola desde Grindelwald
Descripción
Esta entrada le llevará directamente al Monte First desde Grindelwald en teleférico que sale de la estación del valle en el centro del pueblo en la cima. El viaje tarda unos 25 minutos mientras disfruta de unas excelentes vistas. Grupo pequeño ampliado hasta un máximo de 15 viajeros.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El viaje no es guiado, puedes subirte a la telecabina. Puedes encontrar la ubicación/GPS de la estación de salida en Google y en el sitio web de Jungfrau Railways. Subirás suavemente a First con la seguridad de la telecabina. En el lado soleado del valle de Grindelwald, el teleférico lleva desde el pueblo glaciar de Grindelwald hasta First, a 2168 m sobre el nivel del mar. Entre las atracciones más variadas y emocionantes que se encuentran en esta región se encuentran el First Cliff Walk de Tissot y la caminata hasta el lago Bachalpsee, conocido como la perla de los lagos de montaña. First Flyer, First Glider, paseos en scooter y bicicleta, First Mountain Cart son otras actividades divertidas que puedes comprar y disfrutar cuando estés en la cima. No puedes planificar la aventura, la encuentras. En First eso es una certeza.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Las opciones de transporte son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Todas las áreas y superficies son accesibles para sillas de ruedas
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- “Restaurant First” con 350 asientos, terraza con hasta 300 asientos disponibles en la parte superior
- En invierno se puede disfrutar del primer planeador y el primer volador. Los carros de montaña y las bicicletas Scooter no se operan durante el invierno.
- Los niños deben ir acompañados de un adulto
Opiniones(218)
The view was amazing. Grindelwald is the prettiest place on earth.
Yes, it is true that it is a magnificent place, clean and well-maintained, with a breathtaking view, but the cable car access is much, much too expensive; count on €80 round trip per person, so imagine when you are with several people + children at €20 round trip... not everyone has a Swiss salary
Ok, time to get real. The relaxed laws in Europe (compared to the US) are something to take into consideration when doing any activities concerning safety. Being that this was the first time we had to sign a waiver was my first clue that this was dangerous. I am referring to the mountain carts. It is very easy to lose control. The incline is steep, the rocks are jagged. If you flip, you will get injured (as I did). The brakes are sensitive and only apply to the side it is on. My dominant hand must have pressed harder, I veered into the mountainside where there was a ditch that caught my back wheel and it flipped my cart, sending me skidding. I ran into another injured rider at the bottom that ran off course and into a pole, chipping his tooth. Please learn from my stupidity and slow down. Learn the bike, test the brakes, etc. It can be a really fun time if you maintain control.
Used the cable car on July 4th. Some reliability issues: uphill one standstill of about 3 minutes; downhill many standstills of a total of 10-15 minutes in the hot sun. This should not happen.
Although there are a lot of tourists, if you are only in town for a couple days it is a great way to see the countryside, do a safe hike, see a beautiful lake and do a bit of touristy fun. The restaurants are great along the different stops and the grotto bike was a fun option to ride down.
Good experience bit expensive but worth it
Starting at Grindelward the weather was overcast and by the time we were half way up it started to snow. At the top was snowing fairly heavily which made the lookout useless as you couldn’t see anything. The ski season was closed but every5ing was cover with snow and ice which ment you couldn’t walk the trails so there was little to see or do. That being said we’re still glad we spent the money ( it’s pretty pricey). My wife loved it as she likes snow and the little we could see was lovely. There is a restaurant there which is very expensive with both self service food and drink, a bar and a seperate restaurant area with a dining room. Even in off season it was very busy and hard to find a seat. The gondola ride stops at two stations on the way up and down. One the way down you can get off and hire a bike from one to the other and then a go cart (no engine) to the next station. If you go to 5e official JUNGFRAU website you can see the different ways to come down the mountain and pre book them. Even though the top of the mountain was busy the gondolas move people quickly. You can buy tickets outside the gondola station at the base at a vending machine if you haven’t booked online. The official online website was giving a discount on the tickets so it was the cheapest was to purchase.
Hugely expensive-but a nice long ride up with little waiting time at either end. The view are genuinely breathtaking with the snow covered Eiger and other tall mountains -with the dark green forests and the verdant alp. Plenty of space to ramble around at the top and well developed paths between stations. There are well organised offers to ride scouters /trolleys down between the stations and more extreme rides for the brave. Cafes are OK. Sounds like it could be a bit tacky buts its not. Outstanding except the price
This was by far the best thing we did. We got there right around when it opened and there were very little lines. We stayed until about 1:30. It got busy but everything that needed a line we did first thing so it was perfect. Highly recommend!
Expensive but nice view! Cliff walk was worth the money.
