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The track length of Gelmerbahn is 1,028 meters, and the funicular travels at a speed of 2 meters per second. The ride in the funicular is about 12 minutes total, and it will be the worst twelve minutes of your life if you're afraid of heights. Gelmerbahn Tickets & Prices
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Lots of people do every year when they board the Gelmerbahn: a funicular railway (a rail system that uses cable traction to navigate steep slopes) in Bern, Switzerland. The Gelmerbahn was originally built in 1926 to assist the building of the Gelmersee — a dam and reservoir constructed to harness the hydroelectric resources of the area.
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The Gelmerbahn is located in the Bernese Oberland region of Switzerland, southeast of Interlaken ( see on Google Maps ). It is easily accessed by car, but a bit difficult by public transportation. Overview You can drive or ride the bus near the base of the Gelmerbahn. The funicular takes you up to the lake.
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Standort & Anreise Die Talstation mit der Kasse befindet sich 5 Gehminuten vom Parkplatz Handeck, Gelmerbahn entfernt. Die Gelmerbahn ist per Auto oder per Postauto in 20 Minuten ab Innertkirchen erreichbar. Postauto Haltestelle: Handegg, Gelmerbahn Anreise mit dem Auto Weitere Informationen Ausrüstung
Steepest cable car in the world. Leading to the lake Gelmersee in the Bernese Oberland
Thrilling access to stunning views. There's a lovely little lake at the top and a wide and safe path over the dam. After that the path becomes steep and difficult to negotiate, but then again you can take the Gelmerbahn down again. Definitely a memorial experience for any anyone of any age. Written September 8, 2015.
How to visit Gelmerbahn in Switzerland
The Gelmerbahn is open from May 26th to October 21st. Its hours are from 9 AM-4 PM in June, September, and October, and from 9 AM-5 PM in July and August. How to get there The Gelmerbahn begins at Handegg in the Hasli Valley. You'll want to make your way to the Handegg, Gelmerbahn bus stop, or get Google Maps directions here .
Grimselwelt Gelmerbahn
The Gelmer Funicular is a cable railway in the canton of Bern, Switzerland. It links a lower terminus at Handegg, in the Haslital (the valley of the upper Aar River ), with an upper terminus at the Gelmersee lake, 448 m above. [1] [2]
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A trip on the Gelmerbahn is an experience like no other, with a turquoise mountain lake awaiting you after the rattling 12-minute trip backwards up the mountain. With a gradient of 106 percent, it is undoubtedly the steepest open passenger funicular railway in Europe.
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The Gelmerbahn in the canton of Bern is the steepest funicular in Switzerland and Europe. The video starts with normal speed and then accelerates continuously up to 100 times to give a roller.
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The Gelmerbahn is located in the Swiss canton of Bern and links a lower terminus at Handegg with the upper terminus at the Gelmersee lake. While the Gelmerbahn is called a funicular, it technically isn't. A funicular has two cars that counterbalance each other - but the Gelmerbahn is propelled by a winch.
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3 Insider tips Gelmerbahn If you are looking for thrills, you will find them here in the Haslital on the Bernese side of the Grimsel Pass. A maximum gradient of 106 percent makes the Gelmerbahn the steepest open single-car funicular in Europe.
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A monstrous climb of maximum 106 percent indisputably makes the Gelmerbahn the steepest open funicular railway in Europe. The Gelmer funicular, with its 106 % gradient, is the steepest open funicular of Europe. It takes you up to the picturesque Lake Gelmer at 1850 m, from where you can undertake numerous hikes and mountaineering tours, or just.
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Gelmerbahn funicular railway. Thrill-seekers will certainly find what they're looking for here in the Haslital valley, on the Bernese side of the Grimsel Pass. With a maximum gradient of 106%, this single-carriage funicular is undisputedly the steepest in Europe. The former industrial railway, originally designed for transporting the heavy.
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Sep. 2021. This is a definite must-do when in Switzerland. Easily accessible from either Zurich or Lucerne, getting on the Gelmerbahn isn't limited to just experiencing this extremely steep funicular ride. The lake at the top (Gelmersee) is a stunning revelation! We came on a weekday and it wasn't crowded at all.
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The funicular runs from Handegg (50 minutes from Interlaken, 1.5 hours from Bern or Lucerne) to Gelmersee, a beautiful turquoise lake that you'll want to drink like Gatorade. The voyage takes just over 10 minutes and moves at a leisurely pace of 2 meters per second. Fearful cats like me, on the other hand, will sense it!