Moléson

Mole9son is a mountain in the canton of Fribourg, Switzerland, rising to 2,002 metres above sea level and overlooking the Gruye8res region. It is a prominent local peak with developed visitor infrastructure and panoramic viewpoints.

The mountain is used for hiking in summer and for winter sports in season, with marked trails and visitor facilities on the summit including a terrace and refreshment point. A funicular from Mole9son-sur-Gruye8res connects to an upper cable-car, making the summit accessible to day visitors.

Mole9son is part of the Fribourg Prealps and stands above the small valleys and villages of the Gruye8res area in western Switzerland, providing views across the Swiss Plateau and toward higher Alpine massifs on clear days.

• Elevation: The summit reaches 2,002 metres and is a local landmark overlooking the Gruye8res area and the Swiss Plateau beyond.
• Accessibility: A sequence of a funicular and a short cable-car link provides convenient public-access ascent to the summit area suitable for hikers and day visitors.

What to See #

• Summit: The granite summit area at 2,002 metres with a panoramic viewing terrace and restaurant facilities for visitors.
• Plan-Francey station: Plan-Francey station, the mid-mountain cable car stop that links the funicular line with the upper cable car to the summit zone.
• Transport links: The funicular and cable-car sequence that provides year-round access from the valley village of Mole9son-sur-Gruye8res to the summit area.