Mount Titlis Switzerland: Ice Cave Exploration & Tallest Suspension Bridge Walk

Join us as we continue our European winter adventure and take you along to explore Mount Titlis, Switzerland. In this video, witness our thrilling experience of taking the world's first rotating cable car and explore a 5,000-year-old ice cave. Get ready for an adrenaline rush as we walk across the tallest suspension bridge in Europe and try sledding for the first time. Don't miss out on this exciting journey filled with breathtaking views and fun-filled activities!
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▶︎ Video Segments:
0:00 Intro
0:21 Quick bus ride to the first cable car
0:27 Taking the first cable car
0:44 Why we appreciate our experiences in Switzerland
1:14 Found the place to go sledding FOR FREE
1:33 Taking the world's first rotating cable car
1:44 Let's go explore a 5,000 year old ice cave
2:13 Hannah's worried about Taylor hitting her head 😬
2:35 Made it to the top of Mount Titlis
2:42 We walk across the tallest suspension bridge in Europe and it was INCREDIBLY windy
3:14 Taking cable car back down the mountain
3:17 Wheeeeeee...........
3:35 Getting off the cable car to go sledding
3:45 When Greg say snow for the first time
3:58 Greg goes sledding and falls off
4:30 Hannah goes sledding, but does she stay on the sled?
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[@cuamsoldier9543]

I loved that you guys had the opportunity to travel across Europe. I am from Cuba living in the US and I also travel to Europe for length periods. I found your channel after I requested a quote to take my F150 to Spain. I do want to take my tank to the streets and roads of Europe🤣. I know the headache of driving in Europe with a tank. But I want the freedom and space of my truck. Best experience for any American to travel the world.

[@TinyLivingBigAdventure]

That is awesome. You are a brave soul to take a truck to Europe 😂😂. Having previous experience in Europe will definitely come in handy.

[@TinyLivingBigAdventure]

It might've been cold and it might've been windy, but this trip to Mount Titlis, Switzerland was worth every penny. Can you see why Switzerland is one of our favorite countries to visit?

[@lsmith17s]

Just spectacular! What an adventure for you all. You are an inspiration, we will get there but in the summer ;)

[@TinyLivingBigAdventure]

I think you'd appreciate it ❤️I told Greg that the next time we go it will be summer/fall which I think is the best time for anyone's first visit. Snow capped mountains, bright flowers, lakes, waterfalls, super green landscape??? Simply picturesque.

[@rismapanjaitan8308]

When did you visit...this place

[@TinyLivingBigAdventure]

Mid December 2021.

[@williehenderson1604]

I'm going to Zurich last week in December. Will the city be covered by snow? I want to book a tour to Mount Titlis if they don't canceled because of the weather

[@TinyLivingBigAdventure]

Zurich is a neat city. Snow could arrive as early as December. But, to guarantee you get that "snowy" Christmas postcard experience, Engelberg (Mount Titlis) is a MUST. Places like Mount Titlis are outfitted for lots of snow since it's primarily a winter destination😁

[@williehenderson1604]

@@TinyLivingBigAdventure Hopefully the weather won't be too bad. I still can take the trip to Mount Titlis