Herzogstand Cable Car

The Herzogstandbahn is a 1994 as a replacement for a chairlift commissioned in 1388.35 -meter-long cable car up the mountain Herzogstandbahn in the Bavarian Alps. It leads in two cabins from Walchensee (valley 809 m above sea level. NN ) on the drive mountain (1600 m above sea level. NN ).

The Herzogstandbahn used one suspension cable with 42 mm, 20 mm and a pull rope with a counter rope with 21 mm diameter. It is driven by a 185 -kilowatt motor in the base station. The Herzogstandbahn has 2 columns, which are 28 and 24 meters high. The travel time by train, the / s has a top speed of 8 m, is four minutes.

The railway was built by South Tyrolean company Hölzl Seilbahnbau.