Pilatus - 2,120 m

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilatus_(mountain)




The Pilatus can be reached from Alpnachstad by the steepest cogwheel railway of the world or by two cable cars from Krienz. The round trip from Lucerne with boat, train, cable car and bus is very popular among tourists.





Lake Lucerne - Pilatus





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Lake Lucerne (Vierwaldstдttersee)






Lucerne, Cable Car



Some pix of the train up:















How many trains are on the track?






Stockhorn - 2,190 m

The Stockhorn in the Bernese alps can be reached by cablecar from Erlenbach im Simmental.












St. Gotthard Pass - 2108 m

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Gotthard_Pass



This is the second and last pass in my list. The Gotthard pass is one of the most important passes of the alps as it leads directly from north to south without the need to go over two passes. It's also famous for the old road.





pass top






old road













New road



Edit: I forgot to say that the pass is only reachable by car.
Rochers de Naye - 2045m

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rochers_de_Naye




This mountain is above Montreux, reachable from there by cog-railway.











Lake Geneva, Montreux




Molйson - 2,002

The Moleson is reached by cablecar and is near Gruyere in the west of Switzerland.


















Fronalpstock - 1,922

The Fronalpstock is reachable by cablecar or chairlifts from Stoos/Morschach. It offers incredible view on the lake Lucerne.

















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