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The steepest cogwheel railway in the world, with a gradient of 48% and a length of 4'618 metres, links Alpnachstad with Pilatus Kulm at an altitude of 2'132 m.

The engineer Eduard Locher developed its very particular ingenious rack-and-pinion solution: he dealt with the gradient by using two horizontally rotating cogwheels. The first trip took place in 1889. The masterpiece was also presented at the World’s Fair in Paris that same year.
Mount Pilatus is a tiny paradise of Lucerne in Switzerland that is considered to be the greatest hiking destination. It is composed of many beautiful peaks out of which Tomlishorn is the highest. Once you have reached Mount Pilatus and you look down, the most amazing sight awaits you- Lake Lucerne nestled right into the Swiss Alps!

When you have reached the top, there are a plethora of things for you to do! You can gaze at the Swiss Alps from the viewpoint, or you can drop into one of the bars or restaurants scattered all over the place! You’ll also find a Dragon path at the top of Mount Pilatus where information about the hiking trails and viewing points has been mentioned.
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info source: https://www.thrillophilia.com/attractions/mount-pilatus
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00:16It's the Golden Express from Bairro to New Zealand, and here is a beautiful web.
00:24This is lovely. On this morning it's the same.
00:30The first time she said that it was only here for so long, so we have to take it.
00:36Yes, yes, because today they said that Pilatus has clothes, right?
00:43Yes, yes. What I like is that it's really not only bad.
00:50It's pleased. It's pleased.
00:55Yeah, not all the time.
00:59The lake is on the beach.
01:02Yes, it is a little.
01:04The lake is on the beach.
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01:35To be exact, you look at the same thing.
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