Getting Around 
From 1893 to 1935 an electric cogwheel train ran from Pas de l'Échelle near Veyrier to Monnetier and to the Great Salève.
In 1932 the northern end of the Great Salève was made accessible by cable car from Pas de l'Échelle up to an elevation of 1,120 meters.
The Saleve is a popular destination because of its proximity to Annemasse and above all to Geneva. It offers a wonderful view over the city on the Rhone, Lake Geneva, the south of the Swiss Jura Mountains, the Pre-Alps and up to the 4,508-meter Mont Blanc and Lake Annecy.
Le Salève – Geneva’s Local Mountain
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If you want to get a good overview of Geneva, ride on the cable car to the Salève! True, Geneva’s very own mountain is on French territory, but it has always been a popular excursion destination for Geneva’s guests.
Access:
From the Geneva Train Station (Chantepoulet) by Bus No. 8 to Veyrier, Douane (Terminus). The buses No. 34 and No. 41 also run to Veyrier. The valley station is located on French territory. You can cross the border on foot.
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Contact Information
- Transports publics genevois
Route de la Chapelle 1
1212 Grand-Lancy
Tel. +41 (0)22 308 33 11
Mobile +41 (0)900 022 021
Fax +41 (0)22 308 34 00
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