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Engelberg, Obwalden, Switzerland · Independent (regional multi-resort passes: AlpsPass, Central Switzerland Snow Pass — not Ikon/Epic)
Engelberg-Titlis is a glacier ski resort in the Obwalden canton exclave of central Switzerland, reached from the monastery town of Engelberg (base ~1,000m) up to glacier terrain below Mount Titlis (3,238m), the highest peak north of the Susten Pass. Skiing runs on lift-served terrain up to roughly 3,020m, mixing long intermediate cruisers with the famous ~12km, ~2,000m-vertical run from Klein Titlis back down to Engelberg. The resort is known for the Titlis Rotair, the world's first rotating cable car, which carries visitors across the glacier to the Ice Flyer and summit viewing platform.
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