A lake, a steamer, and a mountain railway to the launch — Pilatus flies straight over Lucerne's shoreline.
Pilatus stands over Lucerne, reached by the steepest cogwheel railway in the world, and flights from its flanks run out over the lake with the city and the Rigi opposite. It is one of central Switzerland's most accessible sites: an hour from Zurich, with the launch served by public transport. Conditions are usually gentlest in the morning. Tell us your dates and we'll ask the local operators.
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