Titlis Cableways

Ride the TITLIS Rotair - the first revolving cable car in the world!

Open today: 08:30 - 17:00

Start time: 08:30

Wheelchair accessible The Titlis excursion is accessible. The Titlis Cliff Walk and the Glacier Cave are not accessible.

Duration: 4h

Start time: 08:30

Duration: 4h

Wheelchair accessible The Titlis excursion is accessible. The Titlis Cliff Walk and the Glacier Cave are not accessible.

Provider: Titlis Cableways (Bergbahnen Engelberg-Trübsee-Titlis AG)

Registered address: Poststrasse, 6390, Engelberg, CH

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What's included

Return ticket for the cable car Engelberg-Titlis

Return ticket Ice Flyer chair lift

Access to the Glacier Cave

Access to the Titlis Cliff Walk

Access to the Titlis glacier park (open from June to September depending to snow & weather conditions)

What's not included

Parking fee at the Valley Station

Food and drinks

Other activities at Trübsee

Important information

* The cable car departs every few seconds * There are no security controls * Lockers are available for an extra cost at the Valley Station * Tickets must be exchanged at the ticket office

Meeting point

Talstation Titlisbahn, Gerschnistrasse 12, 6390, Engelberg

Highlights & Description

The Ice Flyer chair lift sweeps you smoothly and safely over crisp, pristine snow fields and vast icy depths
Witness breathtaking scenery from steep rock faces to deep crevasses and distant snow-covered mountain peaks
Get your camera ready for the ride – the TITLIS cable cars take you from Engelberg up to 3,020 meters above sea level

Believe it or not, the scenery isn't the most mind-blowing thing about this day in the snow at Central Switzerland's Mount Titlis. Nope – the best thing is the ride to the peak on the TITLIS Rotair. It's the first revolving cable car in the world!

Witness the breathtaking panorama of snow-capped mountaintops and untouched Alpine landscapes unfold around you. At the top of the only glacier in the entire region that is actually accessible, you'll be free to walk around at 3,020 meters above sea level. Time to practice your mountain yodeling?