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[Slowpoke]

1 August 2017 at 1:17:02 #867199

Hi bk629-

<<“You replied so quickly that I think Slowpoke may be a misnomer! “>>

You would change your mind if you were to follow me up or down the hills on “level” paths in Switzerland. 😉

Slowpoke

[bk629]

4 August 2017 at 0:26:04 #867200

Mt. Titlis is evidently now wheelchair accessible, according to the two websites below and others. The first one says there are lifts at all the stations. The second one is a day tour, and the driver is not allowed to help load your wheelchair.

http://www.eurorailways.com/k b/brochures/swiss/mt_t itlis.pdf

http://www.viator.com/tours/L ucerne/Mount-Titlis-Eternal-Snow-Half-Day-Trip-from-Lucerne/d576-3885SW303LBS/important -info

[bk629]

9 August 2017 at 23:44:12 #867201

The Schilthorn: In answer to my written question, a representative wrote that at every flight of stairs, there is an elevator. The cable car is wheelchair friendly.

[Slowpoke]

10 August 2017 at 1:18:01 #867202

Hi BK 629

<<“The Schilthorn: In answer to my written question, a representative wrote that at every flight of stairs, there is an elevator. The cable car is wheelchair friendly.”>>

I am sure that is true. I have watched the loading processes at various stations on that route. You might miss a connection.. no big deal…but, the attendants are very helpful, and my guess is that they will work to make sure you get on in a timely fashion. They are quite nice.

Slowpoke