Mount Titlis is open all year round, but in order to get to the summit, you will need to take the cable car, which follows a specific schedule.
Titlis Xpress cable car (Engelberg to Stand): 8:30am - 5:15pm
Titlis Rotair (Stand to Titlis): 8:30am - 5pm
Note: Titlis Rotair will be closed on 8-9 April and 4-15 November 2024.
Detailed Mount Titlis timingsMount Titlis is located in central Switzerland. It's part of the Uri Alps, situated in the canton of Obwalden, near the border with the canton of Bern. The mountain is accessible from the town of Engelberg, a popular resort town that provides various transportation options, including cable cars, to reach the summit of Mount Titlis.
Main base: Engelberg, 5.5 km away
Directions to Mount TitlisBy train
By car
Drive on the A2 highway towards the Gotthard Pass, exit at Stans-Sud (exit 33), and follow signs to Engelberg. Parking is available near the valley station.
By Titlis Gondola and Rotair
Note: Once in Engelberg, follow the signs to the Titlis valley station where you'll begin your aerial journey to Mount Titlis.
You can always try out snowshoeing trails, scenic photo points, Alpine Flower Trails, or even the Snow Park that offers adventure activities for both adults and children alike. Since the cable car stops at Trübsee, it would be great to check out boating. Rent paddle boats or rowboats and enjoy a leisurely cruise on the alpine lake.
Yes, Mount Titlis has hidden hiking trails and viewpoints away from the crowds. One example is the Brunnihütte Trail near Engelberg, leading to secluded spots like the Brunnihütte mountain hut. Another option is exploring trails in the Fürenalp region accessible by cable car from Engelberg.
Weather on Mount Titlis varies widely throughout the year. Summers bring mild days but sudden thunderstorms, while winters offer snowy conditions and occasional whiteouts. Visitors may encounter foehn winds, alpenglow, hoarfrost, glacial meltwater, and temperature inversions.
Visitors should be mindful of the high altitude and potential symptoms of altitude sickness, such as headaches or nausea, and consult a healthcare professional if they have any concerns.
You can enjoy authentic Swiss cuisine, including Swiss rosti and other specialties, at various dining establishments on Mount Titlis, such as the Panorama Restaurant, TITLIS Bergrestaurant Trübsee, and the TITLIS Restaurant, which offer a range of traditional dishes showcasing local ingredients and flavors.
Yes, Mount Titlis is suitable for visitors of all ages, including children. There are various family-friendly activities available, such as easy hiking trails, snow play areas, and attractions like the Titlis Cliff Walk and the Glacier Cave. Additionally, the cable car rides offer stunning views that can be enjoyed by the whole family. However, it's essential to ensure that children are supervised, especially in areas where there may be steep terrain or heights involved.
While prams (strollers) are allowed at Mount Titlis, it's important to note that the terrain can be rugged and may not always be suitable for navigating with a pram. The cable car rides and some designated areas at the summit are generally accessible with a pram, but certain attractions or hiking trails may have stairs, uneven paths, or snow-covered terrain that could make it challenging to maneuver with a pram.
Yes, there is a chocolate shop and a souvenir shop. In addition to the chocolate shop and souvenir shop, visitors to Mount Titlis can also find cafes and restaurants offering refreshments and local delicacies.