At the St-Gingolph terminus, located on the border with France, the variety of rolling stock is rather limited. However, over time, a number of different types have accumulated; I wouldn't go all the way back to the C 5/6 series, but from the BDe 4/4 and NINA trains to the Domino series, there has been quite a bit to see here. Until last year, BLS RABe 528 MIKA trains were also used here once a day (on weekdays), but with the commissioning of the new EVO Flirt trains, this is now a thing of the past. Instead, these new EVO trains are now seen more frequently in St-Gingolph: The picture shows Region Alpes RABe 533 702 (RABe 94 85 0 533 702-2 CH RA), which arrived in St-Gingolph as R91 6118 from Brig (14:06) and will return to Brig as R91 6123 (departing at 14:51). In the meantime, the train is being cleaned, or rather, photographed by me.

May 26, 2026

Stefan Wohlfahrt http://klein-aber-fein---imagination.startbilder.de/ 26.05.2026, 186 Weergaven, 0 Reacties * automatisch ÃŒbersetzt

EXIF: SONY ILCA-77M2, Datum 2026:05:26 14:26:28, Belichtingstijd: 1/320, Diafragma: 71/10, ISO50, Brandpuntsafstand: 240/10