Hammetschwand Lift Bürgenstock

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Hiking in the surroundings

ViaGottardo

Stage 7, Luzern–Altdorf

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Waldstätterweg

Stage 5, Alpnachstad–Bürgenstock

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Waldstätterweg

Stage 6, Bürgenstock–Beckenried

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Felsenweg Bürgenstock

Route 566, Bürgenstock–Bürgenstock

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Cycling in the surroundings

North-South Route

Stage 3, Luzern–Flüelen

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Alpine Panorama Route

Stage 4, Flüelen–Sörenberg

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Biking in the surroundings

Panorama Bike

Stage 7, Schwyz–Sarnen

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Hammetschwand Lift Bürgenstock

Laid between 1900 and 1905, the Rock-face Path is a traditional, some might say, mythical mountain trail. Together with the spectacular Hammetschwand Lift, it propels the visitor to the highest point of the city of Lucerne.

The panoramic Hammetschwand Lift is for those with a sense of adventure and a head for heights. It offers imposing views of the rock-face falling steeply away towards the lake. Europe’s tallest free-standing outdoor lift, it whisks its passengers in a little less than a minute to the awe-inspiring viewing terrace atop Mt. Bürgenstock. The 152.8 metre-tall lift represents one of the boldest construction feats of the "Belle Epoque”.

Laid between 1900 and 1905, the Rock-face Path is a traditional, some might say, mythical mountain trail. Together with the spectacular Hammetschwand Lift, it propels the visitor to the highest point of the city of Lucerne.

The panoramic Hammetschwand Lift is for those with a sense of adventure and a head for heights. It offers imposing views of the rock-face falling steeply away towards the lake. Europe’s tallest free-standing outdoor lift, it whisks its passengers in a little less than a minute to the awe-inspiring viewing terrace atop Mt. Bürgenstock. The 152.8 metre-tall lift represents one of the boldest construction feats of the "Belle Epoque”.

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