3 days for 3 mountains based in Lucerne
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Hi,
I previously posted a thread for our 8 Day Family Trip here: http://www.myswissalps.com/fo rum/topic/8-day-family-trip-in-switzerland-in-november and had great tips and suggestions from Slowpoke, Steph, Arno, and some others.
I have a further question on how to maximize our first 3 days based in Lucerne as now we want to visit all 3 mountains: Titlis, Rigi, and Pilatus. On Day 3, we’re leaving Lucerne and want to stop by Lauterbrunnen and possibly do the hike to Stechelberg and continue to Montreux using Golden Pass route. I’m considering 2 options:
Option 1: Day 1 Titlis, Day 2 combined Pilatus and Rigi, Day 3 leave early morning to Lauterbrunnen and do the hiking t0 Stechelberg, then go to Montruex using Golden Pass route.
Option 2: Day 1 Titlis , Day 2 Pilatus OR Rigi , Day 3 Pilatus OR Rigi then go to Lauterbrunnen and do the hiking to Stechelberg (optional if not too late), then go to Montreux using Golden Pass route.
Which option do you suggest? Does it make sense to combine Pilatus and Rigi in 1 day like in Option 1? I checked using the http://www.myswissalps.com/ti metable and it seems this is doable, but not sure if it’s advisable? If yes, this is my preferred Option as it gives us more time to explore Lauterbrunnen and do the hiking.
If Option 2, which one should we do at Day 3, Pilatus or Rigi, considering we need to go back to Lucerne to start our journey to Lauterbrunnen (we need to leave our luggage in Lucerne)? Seems to me that Rigi might need shorter time as it’s more of sightseeing mountain and less activity at the top? But the journey back and forth from/to Lucerne might take longer? This option means we can only leave Lucerne to Lauterbrunnen around 1pm, not sure if it’s enough time to explore Lauterbrunnen as it will get dark around 4 plus in late November?
Note that I’m changing my itinerary a little bit from previous post and will only do Grindelwald/First after Zermatt.
Appreciate any suggestion/advise!
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