Attended huts

You discover the Capanna Salei on a beautiful old meadow at the midst of the Onsernone Valley - far from civilization and at 1777meters above sea level, with amazing views over the Locarno region.

The family-friendly mountain hut in the Gelten-Iffigen Nature Reserve, operated by the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC), offers 90 dormitory beds with duvets.

The hike from the Urbach Valley (a side valley of the Hasli Valley) takes 4 to 5 hours. Off the beaten track, with a view of the glaciers and glacier forefields... well-known because of Switzerland Tourism's "Steinträger" (Video).

The mountain hut, at a panoramic location on the south side of the main Alpine ridge, stands high above the Leventina and Val Piora.

In the midst of the mountains between the Maderaner Valley and Surselva, in the Oberalpstock region.

In the midst of the Engadine mountain world, at 2,610 meters, surrounded by the mighty Bernina Massif. In spite of its sensational location in the heart of the High Alps, the hut, which is operated by the Swiss Alpine Club, can be easily reached in about 2 1/2 hours.

Located at 2,345 meters, surrounded by magnificent Alpine flora. On the terrace, the guests enjoy the unique 360° panorama extending to the Tschuggen, Churfirsten, Gonzen or the mountains of Heidi Land.

Located in the rear of the Calfeisen Valley, at 2,158 meters at the foot of the Sardona Glacier, three hours from the Walser village of St. Martin.

This small hut of the Swiss Alpine Club (SAC) with its simple furnishings recalls the pioneering days of the mountain refuge system.

The house has preserved its simple, authentic character. It serves as a mountain restaurant in the summer season and is mainly a rest stop for hikers and visitors who like to relax and fish in the crystal clear mountain brooks.

The pretty, romantic little hut is located at an idyllic spot in the Brunni Valley, a southern side valley of Uri's Schächen Valley.

The simple block house is located in the midst of the pristine wilderness of the Cluozza Valley, the first valley of the National Park. Located at 1,882 meters, the refuge was built as early as 1910.