Mount Pilatus & Mount Rigi in just 1 Day!
All tickets are included in the price!
If you want to accelerate your Swiss Alps trekking tours and you can’t decide whether you should visit Mount Rigi or Mount Pilatus—why not see them both?
This Swiss adventure tour allows you to experience the two most famous mountains near Lucerne on the same day. We start with Lucerne’s home mountain called Pilatus, 7000 feet high and the most famous attraction in Lucerne.
We’ll take a standard train ride followed by a ride on the steepest cogwheel train in the world. On the summit you’ll take in a staggering overview of Lucerne and the Swiss Alps. From there we’ll continue by boat to a village called Vitznau. The boat ride is a fantastic way to relax and enjoy the alpine scenery. From Vitznau, we take our second cogwheel train for a ride to the top of Mount Rigi—the queen of the mountains. You’ll enjoy your second summit on the same day before we continue by cable car and take a boat ride from Weggis back to Lucerne.
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Mount Pilatus & Mount Rigi in just 1 Day!
What's included in Mount Pilatus & Mount Rigi in just 1 Day!
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Pilatus Luzern
Mount Pilatus is the home mountain of Lucerne and the most visited one, also because of the world's steepest cogwheel train in the world. This tour is very easy and no big physical effort is needed because we use public transports.
Mount Rigi
The Queen of the mountains. Besides Pilatus Rigi is the second most famous mountain close to Lucerne. This second part of the tour will be a relaxed, picturesque roundtrip. Including boat, cogwheel train, and cable car. You will have the most amazing view into the Swiss alps from Mount Rigi.
Inclusions
- Restroom on board
- Food & Beverages are not included in this tour.
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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Pickup and Dropoff
You will make your own way to the meeting points
Meeting / End Points
- Underneath the huge arch, right in front of the train station in Lucerne.
