Glacier 3000 Glacier 3000 is a stunning, high-altitude excursion site in the Swiss Alps near Gstaad and Les Diablerets, famous for its year-round snow, panoramic views, and unique attractions like the Peak Walk by Tissot suspension bridge.Location and AccessGlacier 3000 is reachable by cable car from Col du Pillon (between Gstaad and Les Diablerets), with departures every 20 minutes. The ride to the nearly 3,000-meter summit takes only 15 minutes, offering beautiful alpine views along the way.Main AttractionsPeak Walk by Tissot: The world’s first suspension footbridge connecting two mountain peaks—big views of the Alps including Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, Eiger, and Jungfrau.Alpine Coaster: Europe’s highest toboggan run, open in summer for an adrenaline-filled descent.Glacier Walk and Ice Express: Walking trails and chairlift for easy summit access and exploration across the glacier.Dog sled rides (seasonal): Husky teams take guests on memorable rides over the glacier.Panoramic restaurants: Restaurant Botta—designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta with glass walls and terrace—offers fine dining and legendary views.Practical InformationTicket TypePrice (CHF)IncludesStandard round-trip89Cable car, Peak Walk, Ice Express, Glacier WalkSwiss Travel Pass45Full access at a reduced rateAlpine Coaster ride9Price per ride (sold separately)Open year-round, except during scheduled maintenance.Altitude: 2,965 meters above sea level.Best season for skiing: January-February. Best for hiking/views: April-June, October.TipsWear warm clothing, sunglasses, and sunscreen due to strong sun and chilly conditions at altitude.Plan for at least a half-day to enjoy all the activities and scenery.Activities, opening hours, and weather conditions should be checked in advance.Glacier 3000 offers an unforgettable alpine adventure, mixing breathtaking landscapes, adrenaline sports, and culinary experiences in one of Switzerland’s top mountain destinations.