There are points on this ride that scare the swiss fudge out of me.
19 Comments on Take a Slow Train Ride Through the Swiss Alps – It’s Pretty Frightening
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There are points on this ride that scare the swiss fudge out of me.
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Imagine the guys laying that track!
There is a cog railroad to the top of Pikes Peak that is a fun ride too.
Beautiful scenery!
Been through Switzerland by train. Stops in Bern and Lake Lucerne (famous for the inspiration of Deep Purple’s Smoke On the Water).
Amazing scenery.
Frightening it is not. Beautiful, interesting, exciting and fun would be more accurate.
BFH take a drive along the Going to the Sun Road in Montana’s Glacier NP. Quite a few holy moley twists and turns and drop offs to get your heart pump in’!
That’s a funicular! There’s one in Paris, France near where I used to live.
Yeah, between this and the New York City subway I can see the similarity in frightening.
I’d rather ride that train than put up scaffolding in a third world country.
I take it their trains derail less often than ours do.
A little steeper than the Mt Washington cog railway!
I was watching, thinking, this isn’t so bad. Then the ten minute mark came.
Whew!!
I think the walking path was scarier!
I like the steering wheel!
Been on that cog railway several times. The view is spectacular overlooking the southern Alps towards Italy. The cable cars to the top are a little more intimidating.
Beautiful! Every so often I watch a YT train video, and this one really stands out. Especially at 2x playback speed. Frightening? Not at all!
I travelled by car over the Alps into Italy. Yes, Georgius.
Since then, I’ve often wondered why there are so many beautiful green pastures up there. I concluded, without any evidence whatever, that the trees were probably cut down for firewood or building materials over the last couple of Millenia and those areas never got re-seeded. Of course, those pastures are great for the cows.
There are still lots of evergreen trees there, but I think 2000 years ago there were probably a lot more.
I was there in 2014. Beautiful!
Thanks for that. It was a beautiful ride. I wonder how often they replace the gearing on the trolly cars?
Scarier? The drive on the bus to the top of Machu Pichu.
I have to ask…..what the hell does a train car on a track need a STEERING WHEEL for…