Glacier 3000 & Montreux: cable car & suspension bridge tour

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Duration10h
GroupUp to 200
LanguagesEN
PickupAt your hotel

A suspension bridge between two peaks, a glacier at high elevation, and a lakeside town in one morning and afternoon

This ten-hour tour from Geneva drives through Lake Geneva and the Swiss Alps to Glacier 3000, where you ride a cable car to 3,000 meters and walk the Peak Walk suspension bridge — the only bridge in the world connecting two mountain peaks. The itinerary includes free time in the Diablerets valley and the town of Montreux, with an English-speaking driver guide and return transport to Geneva. You choose at checkout whether to add cable car access to the glacier or spend the time in the village instead.

10h

Step-by-step itinerary

Glacier 3000 and Montreux Riviera tour

  • Drive along Lake Geneva
  • Arrive at Les Diablerets
  • Take cable car to Glacier 3000
  • Explore Glacier Walk trail
  • Ride Alpine coaster
  • Take Snow Bus on glacier
  • Visit panoramic restaurant
  • Walk on Peak Walk suspension bridge
  • Discover Montreux town
  • See Freddie Mercury statue
  • Visit Queen studio record
  • Experience Montreux Jazz Festival atmosphere

The Experience

The day starts with a drive along Lake Geneva and into the Alps, heading toward the Diablerets valley at Col du Pillon. If you've booked the cable car option, you'll board the cable car for the ascent to Glacier 3000 at 3,000 meters (10,000 feet). The Peak Walk by Tissot — a 107-meter suspension bridge 80 centimeters wide — connects two mountain peaks and is the only bridge of its kind in the world. From the bridge, you can see the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau spread across the horizon. If you skip the glacier, you'll have free time to explore the Diablerets village itself.

At Glacier 3000, the marked glacier trail lets you walk the snow-covered terrain, and a panoramic restaurant designed by architect Mario Botta (who also designed the San Francisco Museum of Art) sits at the summit. Weather permitting, you can add activities like the Alpine coaster or the Snow Bus — a caterpillar-tracked vehicle that carries up to 20 people across the crisp snow. These extras are available depending on conditions and are booked separately.

The afternoon moves to Montreux, the Vaud Riviera's main town. Because of its mild Mediterranean climate, palms, pines and cypresses grow here alongside Alpine scenery. You'll have free time to wander the Old Town, visit the Queen Studio where Freddie Mercury recorded, see his statue, or simply absorb the atmosphere of a place where Charlie Chaplin, Lord Byron and Jean-Jacques Rousseau all lived. The driver guide is with you throughout, and the return journey to Geneva takes the same scenic route back along the lake.

What’s included

  • Return transport from Geneva in a coach with an English-speaking driver guide.
  • cable car from Col du Pillon to Glacier 3000 (on the cable car option only).
  • free time in the Diablerets valley or at Glacier 3000 depending on your choice.
  • free time in Montreux Riviera.
Good to know
Easy physical levelStroller friendlyPublic transport nearbyNot for back problems

Operated by Keytours (Switzerland)

Is this one for you?Choose the cable car option if you want to walk a suspension bridge between two peaks and stand on a glacier in a single day; pick the village-only option if you prefer more time in the Diablerets or want to keep the cost down and still see Montreux.

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Top questions

What is the Peak Walk suspension bridge and where is it?

The Peak Walk by Tissot is a 107-meter-long suspension bridge connecting two Alpine peaks — the only bridge in the world that does this. It sits at Glacier 3000 and offers views of the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.

Do I have to go up to the glacier, or can I stay in the valley?

You choose at checkout: the cable car option includes the ascent to Glacier 3000 and the Peak Walk; the village-only option gives you free time in the Diablerets instead, and you skip the glacier entirely.

What can I do at Glacier 3000 besides walk the suspension bridge?

A marked glacier trail lets you walk the snow on foot. Weather permitting, you can ride the Alpine coaster or board the Snow Bus, a tracked vehicle that carries up to 20 people across the glacier — these are optional extras booked separately and depend on conditions.

How much free time do I have in Montreux?

The itinerary includes free time in Montreux Riviera to explore the Old Town, visit the Queen Studio, see the Freddie Mercury statue, or walk the lakeside — the exact duration depends on the day's pace, but it is built into the ten-hour total.

Is food included on this tour?

Food and drinks are not included, though the panoramic restaurant at Glacier 3000 is open if you want to buy a meal or coffee at the summit.

What language does the guide speak?

The driver guide speaks English throughout the tour.

Glacier 3000 & Montreux: cable car & suspension bridge tour

10h · EN · at your hotel

from US$ 144 per person

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