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The cablecar from Gerschnialp carries on to Trubsee (1,796m) without the need to change, which is nice and convenient. At Trubsee we switch to another, larger cablecar that takes us up to Stand (2,428m). The final stage is on the cablecar in the photo, which will take us to Klein Titlis (3,028m).
Indirectly this cablecar is the reason we're in Engelberg in the first place. A few months ago the Metro newspaper (the free one handed out at train/tube stations on weekdays) had an article on the world's best cablecars, of which this was one. It was included primarily because it was the world's first rotating cablecar. So there's no need to jostle for the most scenic view because everyone will get a go at all of the views on the way up. Clever lot these Swiss.
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