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Hello The Rosenlauischlucht is a lot smaller than the Aareschlucht. But it also has a lot fewer visitors and is therefore really beautiful to look at. The tour only goes in one direction, then you walk back through the forest, which is very varied and comfortable. I recommend planning 1 hour for the tour. Tickets can be bought directly on site.

Hi, from Lucerne you can take the train to Stans. Train: S4 to Stans / Wolfenschiessen. Travel time: 21 minutes. From Station you can walk in 5 Minutes to the cable car station.

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Roller coasters are faster, that's true... ;) But the Gelmerbahn also has the nickname "mountain rollercoaster" due to the steep descent and narrow tracks.

Yes, they are needed... ;) In any case, the train also has a safety brake. :)

Thank you for your comment. Ok, next time I'll hold the camera a little higher... :)

Yes, I think that, nobody wants that ;) The Gelmerbahn was modernized in 2016/2017. For example, new safety brakes were installed.

Do you mean a faster one? I would like to do that next time.

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No, it's not a roller coaster. But the Gelmerbahn is also known as "the mountain roller coaster" because of the steep descent and the tracks look so similar... ;)

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Yes, its the steepest open funicular...

@@DestinationSwitzerland Standseilbahn nicht immer Funicular, Gelmer ist klassische Windenbahn mit Antrieb in der Bergstation

@@Kosmopolit23 Thank you for your addition. Isn't the winch railway a funicular? In any case, the operator calls it a funicular and that's why I mentioned this in the description. :)

Thank you... Greetings from Lucerne

Thank you! You too!

The river Reuss flows under the Chapel Bridge. Lake Lucerne is right in front of the bridge.

@@DestinationSwitzerland you mean lake Lucerne is near the chapel bridge ?

@@MoneyMatter-y2b yes; the city of Lucerne is located directly on Lake Lucerne. From here the river Reuss flows through the city where the Chapel Bridge goes over it.

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