The ride to the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise - Part 1

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Today I want to share the experience of my cable car ride to Matterhorn Glacier Paradise from Zermatt. Matterhorn Glacier Paradise is located on the Klein Matterhorn, a mountain peak in the Pennine Alps. It is the highest cable car station in Europe which is at a elevation of 3,883 meters (12,740 feet) above sea level. There are 2 ways to reach this place, one is by trekking, which would take a long time and except for some very adventurous people no one actually tries that path, especially when on a holiday. The other is by the cable car. There are 2 stations on the way where you need to change the cable car and get into a new one.

Furi is the starting station of the first cable car ride. From Zermatt market place, there is a bus that comes to Furi, or can walk it up, which would be around a 20 minutes walk. With the scenic views around, it's not a bad choice to walk it up. We took the bus as we were already running late so we did not have much time to spare for the walk.
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As always I am very excited with these things so do not miss to take photographs at every step. Here is our first cable car ride which would go up from Furi to Schwarzsee station, where we had to change the cable car.
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Our ride has begun, me and hubby both were very excited for this trip.
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We are climbing up and I am so much in love with the views around.
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From Schwarzsee then we changed the next cable car at Trockener Steg. Till Trockener Steg the cable cars were small and took individual families, but from Trockener Steg to Matterhorn Glacier Paradise it was one big cable car, where everyone had to travel together.
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Here is our final ride up.

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Some views on the way.
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Reaching the top finally. It's a nice sunny day to enjoy the peak.
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I will share the other pictures of the ride tomorrow in my part 2 story.

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Honestly, I can’t wait for us to start having cable cars here in Nigeria
I’d love to have an experience
A lot of people have posted it

It's a lot of fun enjoying the views while going up

Beautiful captures! This place is really very stunning and amazing. Sheer beauty of nature can be found everywhere around you and most importantly you are looking very beautiful and gorgeous!

Thank you for the compliments :-)

It's a great place, everyone must have had fun riding there.

Thank you

The scenic views from the top is wonderful! These are the kind of adventures that can have a lasting impression on us. The surrounding mountain ranges is quite amazing too :)

These memories are some of the best of our life time and when you look back at them you feel so good that you could see these places and experience them

Wonderful scenic views.👏

Thank you for the boost

What a wonderful place! In one of the photos I seem to see an Italian mountain, Mount Cervino, is that right?

You are right from the Swiss side it is the Mount Matterhorn and from the Italy side it's called Mount Cervino, it's the same mountain.

Thanks for reply! So I wasn't wrong

It must have really been a very wonderful adventure

Indeed, it was

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