> Bernina Pass

The Bernina Pass (el. 2328 m.) is a high mountain pass in the Bernina Range of the Alps.

The Bernina Express from Davos to Poschiavo and Tirano is one of the most impressive train travel in Switzerland.

Waiting for Bernina Express.


Frozen lake near the top of Bernina Pass.

> St. Moritz

> Julier Pass

Julier Pass (el. 2284 m) is a mountain pass in Switzerland, in the Albula Range of the Alps. We crossed this pass while traveling from Davos to St. Moritz.

> Landwasser Viaduct

65 m high and 136 m long - the Landwasser Viaduct is probably the most famous railway bridge in Switzerland and is seen in most Swiss travel brochures. The viaduct has six arches, each spanning 20m. One of its ramps exits straight into the Landwasser Tunnel.

To reach the bridge we had to walk for about 800 metres from the car park. The trail is not clearly marked and we had to ask the local people for directions.

One video from youtube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kqiUOKlvz8M

> Wiesen

We stayed in the little village of Wiesen near Davos.

> Flüela Pass

Flüela Pass (elevation 2383 m.) is a high mountain pass in the Swiss Alps. The pass road connects Davos and Susch in the lower Engadin valley.

> Rheinfall, Switzerland

Rheinfall, Switzerland, Photo UFM

Rheinfall, Switzerland, Photo UFM

Rheinfall, Switzerland, Photo UFM

Rheinfall, Switzerland, Photo UFM

Rheinfall, Switzerland, Photo UFM

Rheinfall, Switzerland, Photo UFM

Rheinfall, Switzerland, Photo UFM

Rheinfall, Switzerland, Photo UFM

Matterhorn, travel wonder in Switzerland, 2006

Matterhorn is the most distinctive peak in the world, thanks to its dramatic pyramidal shape. On the border between Switzerland and Italy, its graceful pyramid (4,478 meters high) towers over the Swiss town of Zermatt.


View from Zermatt, photo UFM

View from Schwarzsee at 2583 metres, photo UFM

Schwarzsee at 2583 metres, photo UFM

Zermatt, photo UFM