Arrival

How to get to the Gstaad cable cars

To help you get to the Gstaad cable cars comfortably, you will find all the important information about getting there here. We will show you the easiest way to get to us.

Eine Frau mit rosa Daunenjacke und schwarzem Rucksack zeigt dem Buschauffeur auf dem Smartphone ihr Busticket.

Relaxed arrival by public transport

Travelling to Gstaad by train or bus is easy and pleasant. You travel through an impressive mountain landscape without having to worry about traffic jams or looking for a parking space. On site, you can reach the valley stations of the mountain railways directly by public transport.

You can find more information about travelling by public transport further down on this page.

Rinderberg - Saanerslochgrat - Horneggli area

Vier Personen sitzen in Abendstimmung in einer roten Gondel und stossen mit Weingläser an.

Rinderberg

The mountain railway can be reached from Zweisimmen train station in 5 minutes on foot.
There is a paid parking lot at the Rinderberg valley station. The current occupancy is displayed on site by the parking guidance system.

Mountain railway Rinderberg Parking Rinderberg

Saanersloch

The valley station of the Saanersloch gondola lift can be reached from Saanenmöser train station in just a few minutes on foot
Use the paid parking lot “Saanersloch Parking”

Parking Saanersloch

Horneggli

It can be reached from Schönried train station in just a few minutes on foot
Use the paid parking lot "Talstation Horneggli". Other parking spaces are available near the train station

Mountain railway Horneggli Parking Horneggli

Eggli – La Videmanette area

Eggli

You can reach the Eggli by public transport either via Gstaad or via Saanen (only in winter).
Paid parking is available at the Gstaad-Eggli and Saanen Rübeldorf valley stations.

Mountain railway Eggli Gstaad Mountain railway Rübeldorf Saanen

La Videmanette

The La Videmanette cable car is a 10-minute walk by public transport from Rougemont station
Parking is available at the Videmanette valley station

Mountain railway La Videmanette

Other areas

Gstaad, Lauenen and Gsteig

Eine Gondelbahnkabine fährt durch einen Wald und überquert einen Fahrweg, im Hintergrund Berge.

Wispile

The Wispile valley station can be reached by public transport via the "Wispile" bus stop. In winter, the "Rütti" ski lift can be reached via the "Eggli" stop
Parking spaces are available at the Wispile valley station

Mountain railway Wispile Parking Lauenensee

Eine Gruppe von Menschen auf einer Terrasse im Schnee neben einem Bergrestaurant.

Wasserngrat

The Wasserngrat lift can be reached by public transport via the bus stop “Wasserngratbahn”
Parking spaces are available at the Wasserngrat valley station

Mountain railway Wasserngrat

Zwei Personen beim Langlaufen mit spektakulärer Bergkulisse.

Lauenen

Lauenen can be reached by public transport via the bus stop “Rohrbrücke”
Paid parking is available

Lauenen Lauenensee

Eine Frau, welche auf der Hängebrücke auf dem Glacier 300 steht und den Sonnenuntergang betrachtet.

Glacier 3000

Gondola lift Col du Pillon

The Col du Pillon gondola lift can be reached by public transport via the "Col de Pillon" bus stop
Paid parking spaces are available at the valley station. Vehicles with winter tires and four-wheel drive are recommended for the pass

Cable car Reusch

The Reusch cable car only operates at certain times. Please note the current operating times
The Reusch cable car can be reached by public transport via the "Reusch" bus stop
Paid parking spaces are available at the valley station

Col du Pillon Glacier 3000

Sanetsch

Gsteig Sanetsch can be reached by public transport via the bus stop "Gsteig Post" in about 25 minutes
Paid parking spaces are available at the valley station

Gsteig Sanetsch

Travel locally at your destination

Use the Gstaad Card for free bus and train travel

The Gstaad Card is a guest card that offers numerous benefits in the Gstaad region from the first overnight stay. This includes, in particular, the free use of train and bus connections in the entire holiday area between Rougemont, Zweisimmen and Lenk as well as the Col du Pillon. In addition, card holders benefit from discounts on various leisure activities and attractions in the region.

Gstaad Card

Arrival at the destination

By train

Travelling by train is not only comfortable and environmentally friendly, it is also an experience in itself thanks to the impressive routes. The GoldenPass Express connects Montreux, Gstaad and Interlaken and offers spectacular views of the Alpine landscape along the way.

From Zurich: Connection via Bern-Spiez-Zweisimmen, change in Zweisimmen to the GoldenPass train in the direction of Gstaad.

From Geneva / Western Switzerland: connection via Montreux with change to the GoldenPass.

Stops: Saanenmöser - Schönried - Gstaad - Saanen.

SBB timetable SBB Bike transport

By car

You can also easily reach Gstaad by car. Depending on the starting point, the following routes are available:

From Bern: approx. 1.5 hours drive via Thun and Zweisimmen
From Zurich: approx. 3 hours drive via Lucerne, Interlaken and Zweisimmen
From Geneva: approx. 2 hours drive via Lausanne and Château-d'Oex

Parking spaces can be found near the valley stations. Please be aware of local parking fees as well as any restrictions depending on the season and location.

By bus

Local bus connections take you comfortably from Gstaad to the various valley stations of the mountain railways. You can find the current timetables on the public transport website SBB.

From mid-December to mid-March, the free ski bus connects the ski areas between Gstaad and Saanen.

SBB timetable Ski bus Saanen-Gstaad

By plane

For international guests, the nearest airports are:

Bern-Belp Airport (approx. 1.5 hours by car)
Geneva Airport (approx. 2 hours by car)
Zurich Airport (approx. 3 hours by car)

Saanen Airport: Air taxi connections to and from Gstaad Airport in Saanen in the Gstaad holiday region are maintained to many national and international destinations.

From the airports there are train connections to Gstaad.

Good to know

With the Gstaad Card, your guest card, you can use the train and bus in the region free of charge. You can find information about timetables and tickets online or at the stations. More about the Gstaad Card at gstaad.ch.

We look forward to your visit and wish you a pleasant journey!