Peak Walk at Glacier 3000

The world’s first suspension bridge connecting two mountain peaks is located at Glacier 3000 in western Switzerland. The 107-meter-long and 80-centimeter-wide bridge connects the View Point observation deck with the main peak, Scex Rouge, which is 5 meters higher. The Peak Walk also offers a spectacular view of the Alps. Visitors can enjoy a high-altitude summit tour with views of the Matterhorn, the Mont Blanc massif, the Eiger, the Mönch, and the Jungfrau. 

For visitors to Glacier 3000, the suspension bridge is accessible free of charge and, depending on weather conditions, is open year-round. The suspension bridge is suspended from four main cables, each with a diameter of 45 mm, and can theoretically support up to 300 people at a time. However, for the comfort of users, the number of people is limited to 150.

The suspension bridge was inaugurated in October 2014 and has attracted countless thrill-seekers ever since. The cost of this unique project amounted to 1.8 million Swiss francs.

Glacier 3000 is easily reached by car from Lake Thun (Spiez), Lake Geneva (Aigle) and Gruyère (Bulle) areas. You will find free parking next to Col du Pillon. The region is only a few hours away from the airports in Geneva, Zurich, Basel as well as Bern and Sion.