Begin at Schreckfeld station and ride down a winding 3-kilometer track to Bort. As you navigate the twists and turns, you’ll be treated to beautiful views of the towering peaks, lush valleys, and rugged landscapes.
Begin at Schreckfeld station and ride down a winding 3-kilometer track to Bort. As you navigate the twists and turns, you’ll be treated to beautiful views of the towering peaks, lush valleys, and rugged landscapes.
Safety is supreme at Grindelwald First! Helmets are mandatory (and they're free). The carts have wide wheels and hydraulic brakes for a smooth, controlled ride. Plus, our staff will give you clear instructions to keep you safe on the trails.
Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis and can be purchased on the day of your visit. However, it's best to book tickets in advance, especially during peak season. You can buy them online or at the cable car station. Just remember to arrive early to avoid long lines!
The minimum height requirement is 135 cm (approximately 4 ft 4 in). There is a maximum weight limit of 125 kg (about 275 lbs) per cart.
It is recommended to wear comfortable outdoor clothing and sturdy, closed-toe shoes. Long pants are advisable to protect your legs during the ride.
The ride typically takes about 15-20 minutes, depending on your speed and the number of stops for photos along the way.
Personal belongings should be left at the Schreckfeld station, as large bags are not allowed on the carts for safety reasons.
If weather conditions deteriorate, it's best to return to the starting point or seek shelter. Always check the weather forecast before your visit and be prepared for changing conditions.
While taking photos is encouraged, riders should ensure they have a secure way to hold their cameras. GoPros or similar devices can be used if securely attached, but be mindful of safety and distractions while riding.
Yes, the Mountain Cart is designed for riders of all experience levels. The carts are easy to control, and riders can adjust their speed to match their comfort levels.
Yes, there are rest areas and dining options near Bort, including cafes and restaurants like Alpinhotel Bort, Gasthaus Waldspitz or the family-friendly Bort Alpine Playground, where you can relax and enjoy a meal or snack after your ride.