Good luck with your novel, and glad we could help. There are several direct trains daily from Geneva and Geneva Airport to Winterthur (a major city east of Zurich), although most trains would connect in Zurich's main station. Swiss trains are amazing.

I've never seen a hat like his other than in Switzerland. Not sold in the kind of stores most of us shop at. Start at one of the Swiss farm stores like Landi.

@Alpenwild Thanks for replying

Throughout the station and on each platform, you'll see signs indicating which trains depart on which platforms. Also, be sure to load the SBB app on your phone before your travels. That will show departure platforms, and connections.

Hey there! The popular mountain restaurant Kirk mentions is the Alphitta. It's just across from and below the Riffelalp Resort.

Liechtenstein is on the Swiss Franc and prices are about the same as in Switzerland, which is to say Expensive. And yet Austria, just down the street from Liechtenstein is considerably less expensive.

Hello! You'll be pleased to know that funiculars are among the safest forms of travel, especially in Switzerland where back-up systems and cables are checked regularly and all cables are replaced every 2 years. Additionally, Stoos is a car-free village, so the funicular is the only way to access the village. The funicular is not a money-making scheme, but sustainable public transportation.

At the national tourist office in the pedestrian center of Vaduz.

Thank you! I’m going next week, can’t wait! Great video

@@Alpenwild Got it stamped yesterday. Thank you for the tip! Bonus it was included in my Bodensee card

Thanks Kevin--That's a great idea. The business center of Zurich gets kind of quiet in the evening. But we could point out areas that have more to offer. We do most of these location videos in the summer, and would love to add that to our production schedule.

Same here!!

Generally, not. Those kinds of activities would push trekkers more into the climbing and adventure sports area. They would also require protection, such as ropes, helmets, life vests, etc.

In the video you see a hanging bridge over the Soca River, but the trails in the Julian Alps, while rugged, are safe and without exposure that would cause you to be afraid or require protection. No cables, ladders, or chains that I can recall.

Don't feel bad. It's only in the past year that we've been able to buy Raclette Cheese here in the US.

HIking from La Flégère down to Planpraz is a popular hike, but right now the trail is still snowbound.. You'd probably have your best chance of doing that in June.

@@Alpenwild thank you for your help 👍🏼

Yes. All ATMs in Switzerland dispense CHF.