"Zermatt Shuttle" BDSeh 4/8 2054 is in the shuttle service between Täsch and Zermatt for car drivers, who had to leave their vehicles in the parking at Täsch. Zermatt is a car-free zone.

HGe 4/4 II 1 "Matterhorn" with train 235 from Visp to Zermatt is passing a typical Walliser Stadel (haystack of the Valais) between Randa and Täsch.

Although this train with HGe 4/4 II 5 "Mount Fuji" is in a short descent of 12.0 % (cogwheel), he is going upwards to Zermatt. The line had been re-created in this section following a big landslid... (more)

KOMET (comfortable meter gauge trainset) is the name of MGBs new articulated lowfloor panoramic trainsets from StadlerRail. ABDeh 4/10 2011 and ABDeh 4/8 2021 are together forming train 229 from B... (more)

HGe 4/4 II with a Brig-Zermatt train on the rack section between Herbriggen and Randa. Behind the locomotive a panorama car of the Glacier Express, which is surplus in wintertime.

Double cogwheel railcar ABDeh 8/8 2042 "VISP" from 1965 with 3 lowfloor cars in the shuttle service between Täsch and Zermatt along the Mattervispa.

Typical regional train from MGB (formerly FO) between Brig and Oberwald.

MGB 103 descends the rack section from Nätschen to Andermatt on the "Glacier Express".

Despite carrying "Glacier Express" livery, 106 is on an ordinary passenger working arriving at Nätschen.

Autozug approaching the summit of the MGB at Oberalppass, this loco was part of the BVZ fleet before it's merger with the FO to form the MGB.

Eager skiiers have to wait for 106 to leave the station before they can access the chairlift to the slopes.

On its 8 hrs trip from Zermatt to St.Moritz the HGe 4/4 103 with Glacier Express is just about to reach its highest point of journey the Oberalp Pass with 2033 meters.

The Glacierexpress leaves the Tunnel / Gallerie built as shelter against avalanches at the lake of Oberalp, 2044 meter about sea level.

The Glacierexpress decends from the pass of Oberalp shorthly after the highest point of the pass, 2044 meters above sea level. This is mountain railroading with gear wheels.