Mt. Pilatus Day Trip with Guided Hike and Swiss BBQ from Lucerne

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Join our experienced guide for an unforgettable day hike on Mount Pilatus, one of Switzerland's most famous mountains. From Lucerne, we take the bus to the Pilatus valley station. The cable car takes us up to the summit and we enjoy the spectacular views of the mountains and Lake Lucerne. Once at the top, an easy hike takes us to the Tomlishorn - the highest point on Mount Pilatus. At 2'132 meters above sea level, the views are spectacular and with a bit of luck you might even spot an ibex. During the hike our guide will tell you interesting facts about the mountain, its flora and fauna and its legends, such as the Pilatus dragons. After the one-hour hike, we take the cable car back to Fräkmüntegg for a well-earned lunch. We grill over an open fire for a real Swiss barbecue experience. Then we take the cable car back to Kriens and the bus back to Lucerne.
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Facilities
Free cancellation
Mobile voucher accepted
6 hours
Available in English
What's included
- Drink of your choice, Choice of sausage (Cervelat, pork sausage, veal sausage) or vegetable skewers Snake bread, mustard, Apple, Voucher for ice cream of your choice
- Bus and cable car tickets to Pilatus Kulm
- Private local guide
Not included
- (Optional and on your own expense)
- Personal expenses
Where you'll meet
Meet the guide in the Tourist Information at the railway station (next to track 3).
The guide will have a sign.
Operated by
Luzern Tourismus AG
Important information
Public transportation options are available nearby. Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries. Not recommended for pregnant travelers. Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health. Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness. Total tour duration includes travel time of 3 hours.. Guests can decide on the spot whether they want meat or vegetarian.