Swiss Peak Pass for free mountain top excursions

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A traveler shared exciting news about the Swiss Peak Pass, which offers free and unlimited access to several beautiful Swiss mountain tops. They need confirmation on whether this pass can be added to the 15-day Swiss Saver Pass for their upcoming trip.

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The Swiss Peak Pass is a great way to save money on mountain access during your trip.
Check seasonal closures and weather conditions for the mountain transport before you go.
The Swiss Peak Pass only works with the 4 and 8-day Swiss Pass options and cannot be combined with other passes.

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Arno
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19 September 2013 at 2:06:26 #806204

Hello travelers,

There’s good news if you like to visit the Swiss mountain tops but not the price tag that goes with it. The new Swiss Peak Pass allows free and unlimited traveling to these mountains:
- Allalin (Saas-Fee)
- Brienzer Rothorn (Brienz)
- Cardada (Locarno)
- Corvatsch (St. Moritz)
- Niesen (Spiez)
- Rochers-de-Naye (Montreux)
- Säntis (Appenzell)
- Stanserhorn (Stans)
The Swiss Peak Pass is an addon to the 4 and 8-day Swiss Pass, Swiss Saver Pass and Swiss Youth Pass. It cannot be combined with other passes. Regular tickets to mountain tops are quite expensive, but this Swiss Peak Pass has a friendly price which makes it easy to save money on your trips.
- The Swiss Peak Pass can be used for traveling from January 1 to December 23, 2014;
- Please be sure to check the opening times of mountain transport. Many facilities have seasonal closures, and bad weather can cause temporary closures at any time. You can check the timetable and the individual websites of each mountain.
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Reply 1 of 2 • 22 November 2013 at 6:35:10 #839345

Can you please confirm whether the swiss peak pass add on also applies to 15 days swiss saver pass.

As I am planning to purchase 15days swiss saver pass.

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Reply 2 of 2 • 22 November 2013 at 6:40:49 #839346

Hello senkum10,

Sorry, it cannot be combined with any other passes than the listed ones.

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