What happens if the mountain lift breaks down?
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A traveler shared their experience about the Klein Matterhorn lift near Zermatt, which stopped on January 2 due to icy cables. They provided a video showing how people were rescued by helicopter, highlighting the unexpected challenges some visitors face while skiing or snowboarding in the area. It's a reminder to stay updated on lift operations during winter trips.
Key takeaways:
- Always check lift status before heading out, especially in winter conditions.
- Consider using the Swiss Travel Pass for convenient access to multiple lifts and transportation in the region.
- Be prepared for unexpected incidents and have a plan for emergencies when skiing or snowboarding.
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The Klein Matterhorn lift near Zermatt was half way down the mountain on January 2, 2010, when it came to a stop due to icy cables. This video shows how travellers where picked up by helicopter.
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