Known in folklore as the Dragon Mountain, Mt. Pilatus rises prominently behind Lucerne and its lake, standing at an impressive 6,995 feet (2,123 meters). This mountain is a major draw for visitors, who can ascend to the summit via the world’s steepest cogwheel train or by gondola. At the mid-levels, hikers can explore trails and a rope park, while the peak offers panoramic viewpoints and several restaurants. The journey and the views make Mt. Pilatus a compelling destination for those visiting the region.
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