The impressive Pilatus mountain massif is a foothill of the Swiss Alps and lies south of Lucerne and the famous Lake Lucerne in the middle of Switzerland.
The impressive Pilatus mountain massif is a foothill of the Swiss Alps and lies south of Lucerne and the famous Lake Lucerne in the middle of Switzerland.
The Pilatus is easily accessible and the two valley stations in Kriens (near Lucerne) and Alpnachstad can be easily reached via direct highway connections. Adventurers can also reach the foot of the summit quickly and easily by train, boat or bus.