Incline Railway Schwyz-Stoos Upper Station

Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. It’s amazing to take the incline train, very recommended. Loved the experience of the steepest cable car. Even the weather was a bit rainy on that day, we had the chance to see the the view. It starts at 9:10 in the morning. Absolutely stunning views! Did the ridge walk and it is breathtaking, literally and figuratively! Everything I read about it said it is only a two hour hike from beginning to end, don’t believe it! It’s more like 3-4 hours, especially if you want to take in the amazing views. Worth every step and drop of sweat. An experience of a lifetime. Make sure to bring water and nutrient dense snacks for fuel. A unique experience riding the steepest funicular railway inn the world, and a jolly walk. Unfortunately, too much wind to go further, but, next time. Super Cool Very organized There are apartments on booking in Muotathal in the industrial area 5 min from the stoos parking etc Ingenious railway system to bring you to the Upper station for transfer into upper chair lifts. Enjoy Skiing, Hiking, Sledding, or a trip to the clouds just for lunch. Very efficient and fast service. Unique in the world and definitely affordable. People with 1/2 price travel card only pay 11.60 chf for a return ticket. Stoos is a very picturesque villages with nice restaurants to dine in. Family and elderly friendly trip :) continuous rides on busy days! Beautiful experience on one of the steepest railways of the world. It is not too long ( less than 10 min) and a bit expensive (full price day pass 52CHF/ pers). It was worth the experience, considering the great mountain views and tracks. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.