Sledding Rigi Day Ticket Including Train Ticket | Switzerland
- Unlimited use of all toboggan runs and mountain railroads on the Rigi
- Ride the rack railroad and the first mountain railroad in Europe from Vitznau or Arth-Goldau
- Choose between easy and medium difficulty sled runs
- Enjoy a wonderful view of the mountain peaks of Lake Lucerne Region
- With the GA travelcard, Swiss Travel Pass and SBB Day Passes, you can travel for free
Product Info
— What to Expect —
Experience the ultimate sledging fun on the Rigi. With the day ticket for the mountain railroads you can use the various toboggan runs as often as you like
Many paths lead to the Rigi: from Goldau the rack railroad takes you to the summit station Rigi Kulm. You can also reach the summit via Weggis with the cable car (change to the rack railroad in Kaltbad) or with the first rack railroad in Europe from Vitznau with a stop in Kaltbad-Staffel
Dress warmly for the weather so you can enjoy the day outside sledding without shivering and freezing. The day ticket offers you unlimited rides to the Rigi from different starting points. This gives you unlimited access to the toboggan runs on Rigi.
Two toboggan runs start from Rigi Kulm: The longest toboggan run of over 3.5 km and over 400 m difference in altitude goes via Schwändi to Rigi Klösterli. The second toboggan run is said to be the most beautiful on the Rigi. It leads you over 3 km toboggan run also to Rigi Klösterli.
Another toboggan run starts from the Staffel station and leads you on an almost 2 km long toboggan run past the Rotstock ski lift to Rigi Klösterli.
The day ticket gives you enough time to try out all the toboggan runs in one day. You decide which way you want to go back to the valley or to your starting point.
Purchase Notice
- Chargeable parking available at the valley stations (Vitznau, Weggis, Goldau and Kräbel)
- Arrival by public transport possible
- The Rigi Sport Kiosk in Rigi Kaltbad rents out sledges if required
- Take with you: sled, warm winter clothing, good shoes
- Please check the winter sports report for which slopes are open
- Please check the timetables on the day of travel
- If the sledding slopes are closed, the ticket can be used for the trip to Rigi and back
Includes/Excludes
Reminders
Please check the winter sports report for which slopes are open
Please check the timetables on the day of travel
If the sledding slopes are closed, the ticket can be used for the trip to Rigi and back
How to Redeem Your Voucher
How to Use Your Voucher
- Please present the e-voucher on-site
Validity Period
- The voucher must be used on the selected date and within operating hours; Invalid after expiration
Meeting Point
Location Name: Arth-Goldau Station
Address: Arth-Goldau, 6410 ArthLocation Name: Vitznau Station
Address: Vitznau StationLocation Name: Weggis Station
Address: Rigistrasse 73, 6353 WeggisCancellation Policy
- Cancellations 2 day(s) (inclusive) before the selected date are allowed. Unused orders can be canceled for free
- Cancellation is not allowed between 0–1 days from the selected date. Orders cannot be canceled or modified, and refunds will not be granted.
- Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.
FAQ
The Sledding Rigi Day Ticket offers unlimited access to Rigi's diverse toboggan runs and scenic mountain railroads. Visitors can enjoy a variety of sled runs, ranging from easy to medium difficulty, all while taking in the stunning panoramic views of the Lake Lucerne Region. It provides a comprehensive winter adventure, allowing for full exploration of the mountain's snowy landscapes.
Yes, the Sledding Rigi Day Ticket is highly recommended for winter sports enthusiasts and families. It grants unlimited use of all toboggan runs and mountain railroads on Rigi, ensuring a full day of thrilling fun. The spectacular views of the Lake Lucerne Region further enhance the overall experience, making it a memorable and value-packed outing.
To reach Rigi from Lucerne, you have two primary scenic routes. You can take a boat across Lake Lucerne to Vitznau, then board the rack railroad directly up to Rigi Kulm. Alternatively, you can take a train from Lucerne to Arth-Goldau and then connect to the rack railroad from there. Both options offer picturesque journeys to the mountain.
From Zurich, the most efficient way to reach Rigi is by taking a train to Arth-Goldau. Once you arrive at Arth-Goldau station, you can directly transfer to the rack railroad, which will comfortably ascend to Rigi Kulm. This route provides a smooth and integrated travel experience to the mountain.
The Sledding Rigi Day Ticket includes travel on the rack railroad and other mountain railroads on Rigi. Holders of a GA travelcard, Swiss Travel Pass, or SBB Day Passes are eligible for free travel on these specific services to and from Rigi. It is always advisable to confirm the exact validity of your pass before your journey.
Rigi offers a variety of sled runs designed to accommodate different skill levels. Visitors can choose between easy and medium difficulty runs, ensuring a suitable option for everyone. This allows both beginners and more experienced sledders to safely and enjoyably experience the mountain's winter slopes.
Rigi offers a dedicated and extensive sledding experience, providing unlimited use of multiple toboggan runs suited for easy to medium skill levels, complemented by scenic mountain railroad rides. While Pilatus is also a magnificent mountain, it is more renowned for its steep cogwheel railway and other attractions like the Dragon Ride cable car and summer adventure park, rather than extensive sledding facilities.
The mountain railroad journey to Rigi Kulm from Vitznau typically takes approximately 30 minutes, offering stunning views of Lake Lucerne. From Arth-Goldau, the rack railroad journey to Rigi Kulm is slightly longer, usually around 37 minutes, traversing varied landscapes. Both routes provide a comfortable and highly scenic ascent to the summit.
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