Overall a great experience! It is very easy to get to from Zurich mainstation (essentially just go to platform 21 or 22 and the train leaves about every 20-30 min). We went twice because the first time it was very cloudy and we couldn’t see anything. Give it some time though, a lot of the times in the late morning (10am-11am when the sun comes out) it will clear up! There are plenty of places to get water, coffee, beer, wine, mixed drinks, etc. There is a lot of seating at the top. It’s about a 15 min walk and benches to sit on throughout if you need to rest. There are many other more challenging trails to try also if you wish! There is a restaurant at the top I believe you have to make reservations for but the kiosk with pastries and street food was great! The hillz restaurant/ cafe at the bottom of the hill (where the train comes in and out) was also great! A must do, especially on a good weather day in Zurich.

Thanks to Jon F's review, we took the walk to the Feldenegg Cable car. Made use of the 24 hour ticket to take the train from Zurich Bahnhof to the top of the mountain. It departs every half hour and takes 20 minutes. After exploring the mountain area, we set out on well -marked paths to the cable car. There are a few stops along the way and we chose one for cake and coffee. It was sunny with fresh mountain air, great views, dark forests, goats with cow bells, quiet hikers and bicyclists, and tranquility. At the cable car terminus, there's an easy walk to the train back to Zurich. A perfect day of Alpine delight. Highly recommended.

Amazing views and good facilities at the top. We caught the tram up and then walked back down into Zurich. The walk is very steep, so don’t think it’s an easy amble! We enjoyed it - but underestimated the number of steps and gradient!

Uetilberg is very easy to get to from Zurich - a quick 20 minute train ride. Once you arrive there are clean bathrooms, a fountain for filling up your water bottle and different hiking options. The views are beautiful and there little pit stops along the way with benches and fountains to take a water break. We really enjoyed this little hike and highly recommend it.

A must see around Zurich. People must take the train to arrive here. Do not try to drive up the mountain. The streets signs says the authorities will give you a drive ban if you move forward and try to finish the drive.