Winter Adventures

In winter, Glacier 3000 is a paradise for snow lovers. With the guarantee of fresh snow from early November until the end of April, skiers and snowboarders can enjoy an extended season like nowhere else. With over 25 kilometres of ski slopes suited to all levels, from beginners to seasoned experts, it’s a dream for snow sports enthusiasts. The mountain’s diverse terrain offers open slopes, steep descents, and off-piste routes that cater to every kind of winter sports lover. Beyond skiing, Glacier 3000 provides plenty of activities to enjoy the stunning snow-covered landscape. The Alpine Coaster, Europe’s highest toboggan run, offers a thrilling ride with panoramic mountain views. But Glacier 3000 isn’t just for adrenaline junkies. Its state-of-the-art cable cars and modern facilities ensure that everyone, from families with small children to older adults, enjoy the beauty of the region. The Botta Restaurant, designed by acclaimed architect Mario Botta, offers a fine dining opportunity with panoramic views, making it the perfect place to relax and indulge in local delicacies after a day of adventure. For those seeking quieter activities, snowshoeing trails and guided glacier hikes offer a serene way to indulge in the beauty of the Alps. The simple act of walking on the glacier, surrounded by the majestic peaks, is enough to create lasting memories. From the summit, you can gaze at the iconic Mont Blanc and Matterhorn in the distance – a view that is just as impressive in winter as in summer.

Summer Thrills

As seasons change, Glacier 3000 transforms into a strikingly different landscape, unveiling an abundance of seasonal adventures. Hiking trails open up, allowing visitors to explore the dramatic Alpine scenery under clear blue skies. The Peak Walk by Tissot, the only suspension bridge in the world that connects two mountain peaks, is one of the main summer highlights. Suspended above the glacier, the bridge offers breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks, including Mont Blanc, the Eiger, and the Jungfrau. Summer visitors can also enjoy the Glacier Walk, a marked trail that offers a chance to stroll across the glacier, taking in the scenery at a relaxed pace. For adventure enthusiasts, the Alpine Coaster opens in the warmer months, offering a thrilling ride through a spectacular landscape that's entirely different from the winter scene. Beyond the man-made attractions, Glacier 3000 is a showcase of nature’s grandeur. From the imposing rock formations to the seemingly endless expanse of ice, the natural beauty of the glacier captivates in every season. Wildlife enthusiasts may even be lucky enough to spot ibexes or marmots along the trails, adding another layer of wonder to the experience.

Glacier 3000 stands out as a premier attraction that offers something for everyone. For more information, including winter and summer timetables, visit www.glacier3000.ch