Cogwheel railcar BDhe 4/4 (lettered not correct BDeh 4/4) # 113 of the Wengernalpbahn (WAB), built in 1963 by SLM and BBC, together with cab car Bt # 212 (built in 1961 by SIG and BBC), is running... (more)

Cogwheel train from Kleine Scheidegg downhill toward Lauterbrunnen leaves the station Wengernalp (1874m asl). The peak in the background is called Eiger (3970m asl), with the world famous Eigernor... (more)

Cogwheel train from Kleine Scheidegg downhill toward Lauterbrunnen leaves the station Wengernalp (1874m asl)

Cogwheel train from Kleine Scheidegg downhill toward Lauterbrunnen near the station Wengernalp (1874m asl). The peak in the background is called Eiger (3970m asl), with the world famous Eigernordw... (more)

Cogwheel train from Kleine Scheidegg downhill toward Lauterbrunnen near the station Wengernalp (1874m asl). In the background a part of the race track from the world famous downhill race Lauberhor... (more)

Cogwheel train from Kleine Scheidegg downhill toward Lauterbrunnen near the station Wengernalp (1874m asl). In the background the race track from the world famous downhill race Lauberhornrennen. O... (more)

An afternoon train begins its steep journey from the car-free village of Wengen back down to the Lauterbrunnen valley floor far below.

The Wengernalpbahn may be the world's longest cog railway, but it looks like a toy up against the imposing cliffs and mountains that loom over the small Swiss village of Lauterbrunnen.

Double cogwheel railcars BDhe 4/8 # 134 and # 133 with articulated lowfloor cab car Bt # 252 of the Wengernalpbahn are on the way from Grindelwald to the Kleine Scheidegg.

Articulated lowfloor panorama cogwheel trains Bhe 4/8 # 144 and # 142 of the Wengernalpbahn from Grindelwald to Kleine Scheidegg, with Wetterhorn in the background. # 142 has a publicity paint sch... (more)

Double cogwheel railcars BDhe 4/8 # 132 and # 134 with articulated lowfloor cab car Bt # 252 of the Wengernalpbahn are on the way from Kleine Scheidegg to Grindelwald, with the Wetterhorn in the b... (more)

The Wengernalpbahn (WAB) and the Schynige Platte Bahn (SPB) in the Bernese Oberland can celebrate 125 years in service this year. So they celebrate 250 years of cogwheel mountain railways in the r... (more)

An electric cog railcar crosses the Lütschine river, shortly after departing Lauterbrunnen. Just after the bridge, the steep incline to Wengan begins.

An electric cog railcar carefully descends the steep rack section between Wengan and Lauterbrunnen.

An electric cog railcar dives out of Wengan station, heading down the mountain to Lauterbrunnen.