Treib–Seelisberg railway

The Treib-Seelisberg railway stretches across 1,149 meters with a single track and passing loop, connecting Treib on Lake Lucerne to Seelisberg at 330 meters elevation.

Following concession approval in 1910, construction began in 1914, and the railway commenced operations on May 30, 1916, establishing a vital transportation link in Uri Canton.

The railway integrates with boat services on Lake Lucerne, enabling local residents and tourists to experience traditional Swiss mountain transportation infrastructure.

Two railway cars, renovated in 1992, transport passengers between stations in six to eight minutes, with capacity for 900 passengers per hour in each direction.

The funicular operates at a maximum gradient of 38 percent while providing direct access to regional hiking trails and swimming locations at Seelisberger Seeli.

Location: Uri

GPS coordinates: 46.98161,8.58410

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:15