Train à crémaillère

The Train à crémaillère is a popular destination in Vevey, Switzerland, located in the Vaud region. It offers a scenic train ride from Vevey to Les Pléiades, a resort with various activities for active holidays and families. The train climbs 1,000 meters, providing breathtaking views of Lake Geneva and Les Rochers-de-Naye. Les Pléiades is a popular spot for sports enthusiasts, with activities such as skiing, snowshoeing, paragliding, mountain biking, and walking. The Astropléiades Trail, supported by Claude Nicollier, Switzerland's first man in space, teaches visitors about astronomy. The resort also features restaurants and mountain pasture chalets serving local food and drinks. The train ride offers a unique experience, with a cog wheel system on certain sections, and stops at St-Légier, Blonay, or Les Pléiades. The top of Les Pléiades has a park with experiences for observing the sky, a restaurant with a play area for children, and a beautiful view of the Lémanic basin