Central Alps Passes: Gotthard–Nufenen–Furka Pass Route

Andermatt–Gotthard–Airolo–Nufenen–Oberwald–Gletsch–Furka–Andermatt

On the Gotthard–Nufenen–Furka Pass-Route you’re presented views of the majestic Alps in all their glory. Enjoy a 1-day trip, with no change of transport, from Andermatt over three of the most spectacular mountain passes, and witness the capturing beauty of the surrounding mountain world.

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The Gotthard–Nufenen–Furka Pass route starts and ends in Andermatt and crosses three of the most beautiful Swiss mountain passes via countless hairpin bends.

The Gotthard, also known as the “King of Mountain Passes”, is reached via an impressive mountain road offering views of the historic route (PostBus stop Gotthard Pass). Even in Roman times, the pass was already a major North-South connection.

At the top of the Nufenen Pass you have enough time to enjoy the fantastic views with leisure (PostBus stop Nufenen Pass). The impressive mountain panorama on the Nufenen Pass beckons to stay and linger a while (PostBus stop Nufenen Pass). At an altitude of 2478 meters it is the highest road across the Swiss Alps. Be sure to take time for a light lunch during the stop in Gletsch and explore the area, which includes the nostalgic Furka steam railway and much more.

The views of the Gotthard mountain range and the Urseren Valley from the top of the Furka Pass are breathtaking. From there the road continues past the Rhone Glacier and into the Valais region.

Mountain-pass journey fares

Gotthard–Nufenen–Furkapass- / Nufenen–Furka–Gotthardpass-Route Price
Adults with Half-Fare Card, Swiss Card, Children 6-16 years

CHF 49.00

Alpine Ticket-surcharge* for adults with GA, Day Pass or Swiss Pass

CHF 15.00

Adults without reductions

CHF 98.00

Children up unitl 6 years and children from 6-16 with Junior Card

free

*Alpine Ticket surcharge
For holders of general public transport travel cards such as General Abonnement (GA) Day Pass or Swiss Pass, an Alpine Ticket–surcharge will be made for the use of the PostBus tourist routes.This surcharge is payable to the postbus driver. Passengers who wish to travel only certain legs of the route require an Alpine Ticket only for the respective journey legs they wish to travel.

More information concerning Alpine Tickets at:  www.postbus.ch/alpine-ticket

With the purchase of a day pass you will save twice! The trip to your starting point and the PostBus journey are included in the day pass. General rail pass, Swiss Pass and Family card are valid. The Alpine Ticket for this exclusive all-day experience is CHF 15.00. Junior Cards and Grandchild Cards are also valid; the Alpine Ticket surcharge does not apply for these two tickets.

Pricing example:
2nd class day pass CHF 68.00 plus Alpine Ticket CHF 15.00 = CHF 83.00
(Day passes can only be purchased with a valid Half-Fare Card)

You can get your ticket easily and conveniently here:

  • at the place of departure in the Postbus
  • in Meiringen and Innertkirchen at the Haslital tourism office
  • in Interlaken at the Interlaken tourism office
  • in Andermatt at the Andermatt-Urserntal tourism office
  • in the Internet ticket shop at www.sbb.ch (exclusive Alpine Ticket-surcharge*)

Reservations

Seat reservation for each person recommended.
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For groups of 10 and more, seat reservations must be made by latest 16.00 on the day before. Tel. +41 (0)58 448 20 08.

Travel dates/Validity

Route not open all year
Travel-date details/validity: view timetable/timetable information

Timetable information

 Timetable 12.682

Contact

Interlaken Office

PostBus Switzerland Ltd
Berne region
Aareckstrasse 6
P.O. Box 437
3800 Interlaken

Tel.: +41 (0)58 448 20 08
Fax: +41 (0)58 667 33 10
E-mail:
Internet:  www.postbus.ch/bern

Bicycle transport

Bicycle transport fixtures available in/on the vehicle.
You can find more information at   Biking and Postbus (PDF, 244 KB).

Special comments: Reservations are a must and can be made up until 16.00 the day before. Tel. +41 (0)58 448 20 08.
Further information:  Bicycle transport

Wheelchair accessibilty

Wheelchair access to the postbus guaranteed

Special comments:
Not all journey legs wheelchair accessible. Hand-pushed wheelchairs only. Information available through Tel. +41 (0)58 448 20 08

SwitzerlandMobility

Discover the Gotthard–Nufenen–Furka Pass Route on foot

or by bike

or by mountain bike