Mount Titlis
Looking for an adrenaline rush? Then, the thrilling cableway car ride from Engelberg to the summit of Mount Titlis. Be swept off by the breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks and alpine scenery on the rotating cable car.Top Experiences
Pro tips to help you make a pick
Regardless of the season, it's essential to check the weather forecast a day before your Mount Titlis trip.
Cloud cover at the summit can obscure the views, impacting your experience.
Acclimate gradually. If you're not used to high altitudes, consider spending a night in Engelberg to acclimate before ascending Mount Titlis. This can help reduce the risk of altitude sickness.
Check for closures. Some attractions, such as the Titlis cliff walk, may be closed during inclement weather or maintenance. Check ahead to avoid disappointment.
For the best snow-laden mountains, aim to visit Mount Titlis before mid-August or after November. At other times, there's a possibility of fewer snow-covered peaks and muddy patches on the slopes.
Remember to bring snow boots and sunglasses or snow goggles with you. Without the proper footwear or eyewear, your experience on Titlis may be less comfortable.
Opt for early or late visits. Mount Titlis can get crowded during peak hours, especially in summer. Consider visiting early in the morning or later in the afternoon to avoid the crowds.
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About Mount Titlis
Get ready for an epic adventure at Mount Titlis! Nestled between the cantons of Obwalden and Bern, this mountain is Central Switzerland's gem, offering jaw-dropping alpine views and a ton of fun activities all year round. Standing tall at a whopping 3,239 meters above sea level, it's one of the highest and easiest-to-reach peaks in the country. From Glacier Park to riding the revolving cable car, crossing the thrilling Cliff walk, and discovering the magical glacier cave, Mount Titlis has it all.
Mount Titlis has snow all year round.
Mount Titlis has Europe's highest suspension bridge, the Titlis Cliff Walk, providing thrilling views of the Alps and the drop below.
Scenes from one of Indian cinema's biggest hits, 'Dilwale Dulhania le Jayenge,' were shot in the picturesque backdrop of Mount Titlis.