STUNNING SALZBURG CABLE CAR INTO THE UNTERSBERG MOUNTAIN RANGE
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Hello and welcome back to Austria, for another review from this beautiful country!
Today we will be riding the amazing cable car that is the Untersbergbahn into the northernmost massif of the Berchtesgaden Alps. There certainly are some breathtaking views en-route, and from the top... Enjoy the video!
Date of Filming: 7/9/21
Camera: GoPro Hero 7 Black
Operator: Untersbergbahn
Location: Salzburg, Austria
Cost: Adult Return - €26.50 (£22.25, $29.14)
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Which area is suggested for hotels in Salzburg with easy public transportation
We married in 1972 but hadn’t the money for a fancy honeymoon so toured the West Country of England.
We did manage trips to Austria the following three years before our firstborn arrive.
The first two were by coach across Europe and the last flying into Munich and a coach to our destination.
In 1973 we were based in Mattsee in the Salzkammergut, one of the optional trips was either a trip to the local salt mines or a mystery tour, we chose the latter.
This turned out to be a ride on the Untersbergbahn, a truly jaw dropping experience, my wife who wasn’t a fan of heights didn’t like the trip but loved the views when on solid ground at the top.
Things have changed a bit after almost 50 years but I remember the restaurant where we had Wiener Schnitzel and a flower root Schnapps, we were in cloud when we arrived but after the snack it had cleared and we had fantastic views, we watched a small aircraft fly over and land at Saltsburg airport.
We walked up the path to the cross and have a have a photo of us sat at the base, we also picked up a piece of Unterberg marble which is on display to this day.
Thanks for rekindling fond memories.
Have you tried the Mt. Pilatus cog railway & cable cars in Switzerland (near Luzern), there pretty spectacular - if you make it up there sometime, make sure to try the self-pour beer tap at the top station
Oh yezzzzzz fans, looks like a heavenly delight indeed, keep calm & love spreading good vibes dating your new cyber supporters in such iconic locations..the dream of my life
Nice video! You should try cable car at Vogel mountain in Slovenia. You will have great views on Julian Alps and lake Bohinj.
I've been there, gorgeous !
Such a great video! I am putting it on my list of things to see this summer. Thanks!
Another outstanding video from Nonstop.
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Great scenery!!! Lovely sights! As I mentioned on a previous entry, I really love the mixture of trains, tourism and gorgeous views. Definitely this is a stunning video🤩🤩🤩
Hi there! I was having lunch before watching this video: A Beans with potatoes' Stew
5:54 I've never been on a cablecar, but I once was at the observatory of Parque de las Ciencias, in Granada, Spain, where I saw all the city, Alhambra included
Great video!!!! And I was amazed by the views not only from cable car but also from top of the mountain, it was definitely mesmerizing and picturesque.
One of the best I've done, for sure!
Formidable vidéo sur Salzbourg, ville que j'ai visité comme monter à la forteresse avec ses super vue. Mais là le téléphérique est sympa et quel spectacle en haut.
Merci pour ce beau partage 🇦🇹👍🤩🤩
Great video !!
Loved seeing this. Thank you 😊
You could try the Grünbergbahn in Gmunden. At the top you have a great view to the Traunsee. And as always great Video 😊
Beautiful. Thank you for posting
You're welcome 🙂
Wow. Spectacular views. Never been on a cable car.
Thanks Max for posting this video.😀😀💙💙
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Those views are stunning, I’m getting inspired holiday wise.
I had gone to Les Diablerets, one of the 3 perennial glaciers, in a cable car. That was great, too.Another one was in Gulmarg in Kashmir, here in India. No less spectacular. I love everything about Austria.
Wow such spectacular views. Nice video!
Great video and superb views. On a mountain biking trip to Switzerland I took a cable car to the summit of Mont Fort near Verbier at 3328m 10919ft.
Austria is a beautiful country . Remember a long time ago , going to Mayrhofen on holiday . Did Salzburg , Innsbruck & Vienna , whilst I was there . Did a cable car ride & it was quite memorable .
Fantastic video I’m going in September can’t wait see the views good job
Hope you enjoy it!
Great views! Check out the Sandia Peak Tramway in Albquerque, New Mexico.
Your channel is what vlogging is all about, great job done...
Thanks so much 😁
Thank you, great video!
Glad you liked it!
As always, a great video. My favourite ropeway is up Mt Hakone in Japan. Amazing views of Mt Fuji and you get to stop at Owakudani, an active volcano (safety permitting). Kuranda Sky rail in Cairns Australia is beautiful, 7.5 kilometres over the tropical rainforest
I don't mind hearing Ausrians talking I thiunk their accent sounds nice, amazing views I think I went on it when I was about 10
Wow! Thanks for this. Next time I'm in Europe Salzburg will be a must visit. While the trails at the terminus might be a bit inaccessible, the cable car and end station assure a fantastically accessible view. As an avid photographer, I am putting this on my bucket list!
I'm coming here looking for info about accessibility and you're the only one who delivers! Thank you!
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While on holidays in St Johann in Austria we did a cable car trip from Soll up one side of the mountain and came back down the other side to hopfgarten on the other side. Bus to Sol and train back to St Johann. We used a local tourist card which covered transport and cable cars. Also some great cable cars in and around Mayrhofen.
NO NO NO NO NO. 8 mins 30 seconds of pure hell. It is perfectly nice on the ground,
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I would recommend the cable car from Tatranska Lomnica to Lomnicky Stit in Slovakia. It is in two stages but a great view.
Video already on there channel ☺️
Nice! Thanks for sharing.
No problem!
Excellent 👍👍👍 bro
Now that’s spectacular 🤩
A very infomative video, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Two years ago we took the cable car to Zugspitze close to Garmisch. Most people take the cable car from the German side, but we took the one from the Austrian side. They both end up at the same place. Spectacular ride and a magnificent view from 3000 m into the alps of four countries!
Hello, I'm Simon from Salzburg, I find your videos very entertaining and you go on exciting trips and show everyone the beautiful world out there
Been in Austria almost on every Summer last 15 Years and ridden all kind of cable cars and lifts. Still worth of mention is Ischgl - Samnaun done by several different kinds of lifts. There You have cabin, chair and twin liner with one looooong cable car journey! And scenery changes are also spectacular! Because it takes a couple of hours per direction; for a day trip You must start in the morning to have some time at Samnaun village too.
Another, a bit different kind of cable car, is at St. Anton am Arlberg when going to Valluga. Valluga II is one to try! Built in 1955 and still operating as it was done with cabin of six persons. Up there scenery is also one of a kind at that area! Highly recommended!
And last panoramabahns at Montafon.. at Schruns and in Brand. One in Schruns is operating at winter, but one over the gorge at Brand is open also in Summer and it's one different kind. So many great lifts to try!
One huge experience, which nowadays have been replaced with condola, was at Sölden; one person chair lift with feeling flying over the clouds because optic illusion... the valley on other side is hundreds of meters lower and even You are going about 5-10 meters above surface it just made ones brain to think You're over the clouds! Had to close my eyes for a moment. ;)
You should also trie out the german "Zugspitzbahn". (the cable car)
woooooow linduuuuu
A nice hike is to continue toward the Berchtesgardner Hochthron to a junction with a trail that branches off to the left and continues through tunnels to the Schellenberger Ice Caves.. From there one can continue down to the road and walk back to St Leonhard via the Hangendenstein border crossing, or cross over the Schellenberger Sattel to a long stone stairway back to ground level at Glanegg, where we caught a Marazeck bus back to Salzburg.
Thanks for video. Super cable car is Zermatt to Klein Metterhorn
We love Salzburg, we’ve never done this cable car though. It’s amazing. Thank you for all the information and prices, always good to know. Wow the views! Amazing. Cheers 🍻
You're welcome 🙂
The best cable car I have been on is the Cairns to Kuranda cable car (actually a series of 3 cable cars) in Queensland, Australia. The interesting thing about this is that you can get the cable cars in one direction and then the much longer but equally stunning train trip in the other direction.
Coming to Salzburg for Christmas
I have been here in 2010. Still remember the best view from top.
Amazing right 👍🏻
Salzburg love it
omg imagine that site covered by snow😍😍
Great video 😊
You could also take a ride with the Schafbergbahn when you are the next time in Austria, its a gear railway 😎😎
Thanks for the suggestion ☺️
This was my first cable car experienced in Austria. It made me visiting other places in Austria and only in Austria.
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Nice
Nice video. You should try some cable cars in the Dolomites like Sass Pordoi or even better Marmolada. Or, naturally, Aiguille de Midi in Chamonix which you could combine with the narrow gauge Martigny - Chamonix - Saint Gervais.
If you visit Salzburg again, try the cablecar to Eisriesenwelten Salzburg. They ride is maybe not the most spectacular but the caves after reaching the top are tremendously gorgeous.
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Thank you 😌
Congratulations on creating a new word 'dreampt' or was that your contribution to April Fools Day? Grouse Mountain in Vancouver is a spectacular cable car trip - although it was cloudy around the summit the day we went up.
Hmm. It looks beautiful.
This footage surely wasn't taken recently.
Those are summer views.
Late March would still be quite wintry there.
Spectacular, but as one with acrophobia one could NEVER do this....
It would be interesting to see you review the Chinese built standard rail in Kenya, and also the old colonial meter gauge that they just refurbished. Would make for some fun contrast with your Euro travels.
Next time in America check out the Palm Springs CA Aerial Tramway
I will definitely come back here myself. Unfortunately last time I was here the summit became enveloped with cloud.
Haven't been on many but the Aiguille du Midi in Chamonix must be up there with the best? Even if only for the fact that the last part of the ascent feels like it's almost going up vertically.
Très bon reportage. Pour répondre à la question... le meilleur téléphérique que j'ai eu la chance d'utiliser dans ma vie. Pas le choix, j'en ai utilisé seulement un, le Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway, dans l'état du New Hampshire, USA. Construit en 1979 par Agudio. Pourtant, je fais du ski mais dans mon coin de pays, nous avons que des télésièges, téléskis et télécabines.
Have you ever taken the tram in Juneau Alaska? It was gorgeous
I've not been to Alaska... Yet!
I would recommend going on the cable car to the citadel in Dinant in the Belgian Ardennes it’s supposed to be a nice scenic journey with spectacular views over the river Meuse still it is only a nice suggestion from me.
How did you get on with your research about Dinant there is an hourly train service from Brussels.
Schilthorn, near Interlaken, Switzerland, in the Lauterbrunnen Valley
Favourite? Up Spain's highest summit. Teide
Excellent!!!
in Germany 🇩🇪 gives nine euro ticket cable car 🚡 fantastic 👍 when comes your video with thalys and Finnair
Thalys in a few weeks, not started on Finnair yet
Going to Romania soon and there is a cable car in Sinaia that can take you up 2000m. Easy day trip from Bucharest 👍
Enjoy!
Hi, nice video :) does the salzburg card include the ride back? or only the ride to the mountain
Yes, it includes a return trip 🙂
İs cabel care also free with salzburg card? Or just the no.25 bus
The cable car is free too!
I'd leave a million likes if I could lol
Thank you Matthew!
Till how late is it open in the summer ?
You'll have to check the website I'm afraid!
Does it works in December?
Check the timetable on the website!
Is this place good for non hikers?
Absolutely!
Which month u visit it
The date of filming is always in the description
The mountain is majestic but not stunning, try CABLE CAR in Huashan Mountain, China.
One day 😎
@@NonstopEurotrip If you are healthy enough, it is recommended to climb up and take the cable car down, you can see more different scenery, knife-cut peaks.
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Could you put the prices in us dollars? Because I noticed that in the first 4 minutes that the prices were not in us dollars!
you can check the converter online. it ain't that hard. Rule of thumb, as of April 2022, multiply prices in Euros by 1.1 to get USD
@@k0k0m02008 I wasn't asking you sir, so butt out
@@MrShujinJonmichal no need to be rude dude
Your response to Kokomo says everything we need to know about you.
@@k0k0m02008 So sorry that you were abused by an insufferable Yank when you were trying to be helpful.