Which mountain are included in Swiss Pass?

If you are wondering which mountain excursions are 100% included in the Swiss Travel Pass, the answer is: Stanserhorn, Rigi, Stoos, Brunni and Klewenalp. To obtain tickets for any cable car, funicular or cog railway, you should present your Swiss Travel Pass at the ticket office.



The Swiss Travel Pass (and its Flex version) provides an incredible range of mountain access for travelers in 2026. As of the current regulations, the pass offers unlimited, 100% free travel to the summits of Mount Rigi, Stanserhorn, and Stoos. These are unique because they involve cogwheel trains, the world's first open-top "CabriO" cable car, and the world's steepest funicular, respectively. For the majority of other famous Swiss peaks, the pass acts as a 50% discount card. This includes major excursions like Mount Pilatus, Mount Titlis, and Schilthorn. Notably, the journey to the Jungfraujoch (Top of Europe) is a bit different; the Swiss Travel Pass covers the train as far as Wengen or Grindelwald for free, but from there to the summit, you typically receive a 25% discount. Other regional gems like Harder Kulm and Schynige Platte are usually 50% off. Because these inclusions can vary slightly by season, it is always a good idea to check the current "Area of Validity" map provided by SBB before you head up the mountain.

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If you are wondering which mountain excursions are 100% included in the Swiss Travel Pass, the answer is: Stanserhorn, Rigi, Stoos, Brunni and Klewenalp. To obtain tickets for any cable car, funicular or cog railway, you should present your Swiss Travel Pass at the ticket office.

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The Swiss Travel Pass includes all journeys by train, bus and boat. In addition, during the validity of the pass you get free admission to over 500 Swiss museums and 50% discount on most mountain railroads (Rigi, Stoos and Stanserhorn free).

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From Lucerne reaching Mt. Titlis takes around 45 mins, and from Zurich, it may take over 1 hr 30 mins. If you are holding a Swiss Travel Pass, not only can you benefit from discounted fares, but also your children tickets to Mt. Titlis are free – just like a family card, it's included in your Swiss Pass cost.

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The Swiss Travel Pass covers the Jungfrau Area, providing you access to many stunning destinations. However, it's important to note that while most of the area is included, the specific route from Kleine Scheidegg to Jungfraujoch is not covered entirely.

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Swiss Travel Pass/GA travelcard: Your return ticket to the Grindelwald valley station is included in the price.

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Coverage: All trains, buses, and cable cars used for commuting in the Jungfrau region are included in this pass. Exception: The train or bus to and from Interlaken Ost to Interlaken West are not included. In addition, the ticket to Jungfraujoch is not included.

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Driving Routes If you're coming from Lauterbrunnen, the drive to Grindelwald takes about 20 minutes. Keep in mind that while Grindelwald itself is accessible by car, most of the surrounding area, including Grindelwald First summit, is car-free.

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Does the Swiss pass cover Harder Kulm? Swiss Pass holders can take the train to Interlaken Ost free of cost. Holders will get a discounted ticket (50% off) on the Funicular train ticket from Interlaken to Harder Kulm.

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You don't need to make a reservation for the cable car. With the Swiss Travel Pass the whole journey to the Schilthorn and back is free. If you don't want to wait in line you can purchase on our website a guaranteed departure time (CHF 5.00). Purchasing a boarding pass guarantees your chosen departure time.

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Furka Pass Open since 1867, the road connects Realp in the canton of Uri with Goms in Upper Valais. The pass is well-known to fans of cinema as it was the location for one of James Bond's famous car chases in Goldfinger.

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FAQ. Which is better Jungfraujoch or Titlis? While both destinations are really nice and Jungfraujoch is more unique, Mount Titlis is much easier, quicker, and also significantly cheaper to visit than Jungfrau. So if you have to pick just one of the two – in summer or in winter – I think I'd go to Mt Titlis.

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The cheapest tickets we've found for trains from Interlaken to Jungfraujoch are US$110.57.

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