Feeblitz Summer Toboggan

The Feeblitz Summer Toboggan is located at Fräkkmündtegg, accessible via the Pilatus mountain railway system. You can take a train to Alpnachstad or Kriens, then board the gondola or aerial cable car up to Fräkkmündtegg.

Yes, the toboggan run is well-signposted from the Fräkkmündtegg mountain station. Follow the signs for 'Fräkigaudi Summer Toboggan'.

While you can drive to the base stations of the Pilatus mountain railways (e.g., in Kriens or Alpnachstad), the toboggan itself is located higher up on the mountain and is only accessible via the cable car or gondola.

There are parking facilities available at the base stations in Kriens and Alpnachstad. It's advisable to check the official Pilatus Bahnen website for current parking fees and availability.

Yes, it's a popular day trip destination. For example, it's mentioned as a great day trip from Makkah, indicating its accessibility from various locations with appropriate travel planning.

A single ride typically costs around CHF 9 for adults. +1 It's often recommended to purchase multiple rides as one is rarely enough due to how fun it is.

While specific family package details aren't always highlighted, the price is generally considered relatively cheap for the experience. It's always best to check the official website or inquire at the ticket counter for any current promotions.

Tickets can usually be purchased at the Fräkkmündtegg station. Some online booking options might be available through the Pilatus Bahnen website, especially if combined with mountain transport.

The ticket price is for one ride down the toboggan run. The return journey up the mountain is typically handled by the toboggan's pulley system.

While not explicitly stated in all sources, generally, children can ride with an adult or on their own if they meet a certain height and maturity level to control the sled. It's advisable to check on-site for specific regulations.

A single descent down the 1,350-meter track takes approximately 5 minutes, depending on how fast you choose to go.

Yes, the toboggan features a lever that allows you to control your speed throughout the ride.

While the ride itself is thrilling, the speed is controllable. However, the mountain setting might be a factor for those with severe acrophobia.

Yes, you can rent a phone holder to film your descent. However, ensure your phone is securely attached.

The summer toboggan typically operates during the warmer months, from late spring to early autumn, and is weather-dependent. Check the official Pilatus Bahnen website for exact dates and times. +1

The entire ride offers stunning panoramic views of the Swiss Alps. The ascent back up also provides excellent photo opportunities.

Yes, but it's recommended to use a secure phone holder or a chest mount for your camera to ensure safety and stability.

Generally, personal photography and videography are allowed. However, professional filming might require special permits. Always be mindful of other riders.

Expect dynamic shots of the winding track, the surrounding mountain landscape, and thrilling action shots of yourself or companions on the toboggan.

Yes, from various viewpoints on Mt. Pilatus, you can capture the entire length of the toboggan run winding through the landscape.