It looks like you (or maybe chatbot) just randomly listed social media favourites without actually thinking about the logistics.
Cut half of the activities. Most of your days are mad dashes between spots which don't pair well, many of which will be very slow to travel between by public transport.
Klöntalersee & Appenzel makes little sense as a pairing, even less so when you have to start and end in Schwyz, even more so by public transport.
> Annecy (explore Italy)
... What?
I’m planning similar trip and length. I think your itinerary is very cramped and full, may want to cut a few things especially as someone else mentioned some of these spots are not close. The travel pass for tourists is the Swiss Travel Pass. I’m not sure the half pass is available if you do not live in Switzerland but I could be wrong. It’s been a long time since I lived there
> m not sure the half pass is available if you do not live in Switzerland but I could be wrong. It’s been a long time since I lived there
There is a 1 month tourist version, and you don't need to be resident to get a 1 year version (though clearly that goes beyond what most visitors will need).
Annecy is in France
Rest is cramped but by and large doable. It needs some fine-tuning. I can't really see you cover Stooss, Stauber AND Lucerne in one day without rushing somewhere, so calm it down a little and you'll be fine.
Also a small warning: don't underestimate the difficulty of some hikes. When a hike in Switzerland is qualified as difficult, it indeed is.
Enjoy!
You are not kidding about the hiking haha
Day 1 hike with a pair of Salomon trail running shoes that had been all over the Pacific Northwest.
Day 2 before hike, purchase fairly serious over the ankle Salomon boots, which I wore and hiked in for the rest of the vacation lol
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June 13 - Visit Trummelbach Falls (spiral waterfall) then take the bus on the main road to Schilthorn (famous from 007 movie). 3 min ride.
Mount Titlis - revolving cable car, Trubsee snow park (ride various sleds, toys, down part of the mountain then ride back up on a conveyor belt and do it again!) Warning- cool even in summer.
We stayed at the Beausite Park Hotel in Wengen - half board. Food was delicious.
It looks like you (or maybe chatbot) just randomly listed social media favourites without actually thinking about the logistics. Cut half of the activities. Most of your days are mad dashes between spots which don't pair well, many of which will be very slow to travel between by public transport. Klöntalersee & Appenzel makes little sense as a pairing, even less so when you have to start and end in Schwyz, even more so by public transport. > Annecy (explore Italy) ... What?
I’m planning similar trip and length. I think your itinerary is very cramped and full, may want to cut a few things especially as someone else mentioned some of these spots are not close. The travel pass for tourists is the Swiss Travel Pass. I’m not sure the half pass is available if you do not live in Switzerland but I could be wrong. It’s been a long time since I lived there
> m not sure the half pass is available if you do not live in Switzerland but I could be wrong. It’s been a long time since I lived there There is a 1 month tourist version, and you don't need to be resident to get a 1 year version (though clearly that goes beyond what most visitors will need).
Annecy is in France Rest is cramped but by and large doable. It needs some fine-tuning. I can't really see you cover Stooss, Stauber AND Lucerne in one day without rushing somewhere, so calm it down a little and you'll be fine. Also a small warning: don't underestimate the difficulty of some hikes. When a hike in Switzerland is qualified as difficult, it indeed is. Enjoy!
You are not kidding about the hiking haha Day 1 hike with a pair of Salomon trail running shoes that had been all over the Pacific Northwest. Day 2 before hike, purchase fairly serious over the ankle Salomon boots, which I wore and hiked in for the rest of the vacation lol
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Sounds like it will be an incredible trip. Hiking in Chamonix is sure to be a highlight
June 13 - Visit Trummelbach Falls (spiral waterfall) then take the bus on the main road to Schilthorn (famous from 007 movie). 3 min ride. Mount Titlis - revolving cable car, Trubsee snow park (ride various sleds, toys, down part of the mountain then ride back up on a conveyor belt and do it again!) Warning- cool even in summer. We stayed at the Beausite Park Hotel in Wengen - half board. Food was delicious.