Accessed via Col du Pillion (mountain pass) about 30mins out from Gstaad/Turbach. The cable car access feat of engineering craftiness due to the shear elevation it traverses in a short span. The rope cable itself must weigh many tonnes, especially packed with skiiers and tourists fully laden with Swiss cheese and crackers.
Up the top is a restaurant, ski lifts and a steel bridge ("Peak Walk") to access the Scex Rouge peak. You can see a snowy plateau about 100m below the peak on the video recording when the camera swings around, which I assume is the glacier. The marketing name is Glacier 3000, it's official name is Tsantleuron Glacier.
Pub Ammo: In 2017 one of the ski operators found the bodies of a Swiss couple that went missing in 1942; their bodies perfectly preserved once the glacier receded.Read more
TravelerLooks absolutely amazing - was it freezing cold - & did you go for a ski~....?? Xx ☃️
TravelerLooks absolutely amazing - was it freezing cold - & did you go for a ski~....?? Xx ☃️
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LOL - you’re funny, Ted~...!! Xx
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How many *feet above sea level* is this~....?? - #looks like you’re (just about) on top of the world~...! Xx