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Trip to Schilthorn Piz Gloria in August tickets

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A traveler is planning a trip in August and wants to know if they can travel from Wilderswil to Lauterbrunnen, take a cable car to Grutschalp, hike to Winteregg, and then access Murren and Schilthorn with a Swiss Travel Pass. They also seek information about the costs of the Skyline Walk, Thrill Walk, and the best route for returning to Wilderswil via Trummelbach Falls.

Key takeaways:
  • Use the Swiss Travel Pass for free access to most of the circuit including Lauterbrunnen, Grutschalp, Murren, and the bus to Trummelbach Falls.
  • The chairlifts from Winteregg to Sonnerberg only operate in the ski season, so you may need to take the train.
  • The Skyline Walk and Thrill Walk at Schilthorn are included with the Swiss Travel Pass, so no additional cost there.
  • Make sure to check the timetable for the bus to Trummelbach Falls as it stops between Stechelberg and Lauterbrunnen.
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  • Anonymous
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    20 May 2019 at 15:35:54 #821742

    Hi

    I am trying to determine if the following is possible as well as what the cost would be assuming I have a swiss rail pass (travel is in August)

    Train from Wilderswill to Lauterbrunnen

    Cable car to Grutschalp

    Walk the trail beside the train track to Winteregg

    Board the train at Winteregg to Murren

    OR

    (the sommerguide 2019) shows a series of chair lifts from Winteregg to Sonnerberg. Are they operational during the summer? From Sonnerberg how do you get to the lift at Murren

    From Murren the lift up to Birg. Do you have any idea of the cost of the Skyline walk or Thrill walk?

    From there the lift to Schilthorn Piz Gloria.

    Last question, when returning to Wilderswill, what route would one take to include Trummelbachfalle falls on trip back.

    Thanks

  • rockoyster
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    Reply 1 of 3 • 20 May 2019 at 21:19:05 #912882

    Hello Dans and Welcome to MySwissAlps,

    From Lauterbrunnen a very nice circuit to do is to Grütschalp (cable car), Mürren (train), Gimmelwald (cable car), Stechelberg (cable car), Lauterbrunnen (bus). From Mürren you can easily visit Schiltorn (don’t miss The Thrill Walk at Birg) and even Allmendhubel if you have time. In between Stechelberg and Lauterbrunnen the bus stops at the Trummelbach Falls. Well worth a look. The entire circuit and side trips are free with the Swiss Travel Pass apart from the Allmendhubel Funicular (50% discount) and the Falls (modest entry fee).

    As far as I know the chairlifts only operate during ski season.

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    Reply 2 of 3 • 20 May 2019 at 22:06:48 #912883

    Thank you for your advise.

    Just to verify. At Brig are the Skyline walk and Thrill walk free if we both have the Swiss Rail Pass.

    At Schilthorn is there anything you recommend to do other then take in the view.

    I will be traveling with my 16 year old daughter.

    Thanks again.

    rockoyster
    Participant
    8872 posts
    Reply 3 of 3 • 20 May 2019 at 22:41:23 #912884

    At Brig are the Skyline walk and Thrill walk free if we both have the Swiss Rail Pass.

    Correct.

    See http://www.myswissalps.com/sc hilthorn for what to expect.

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