Golf in Valais

9+-hole course are 18 holes: The Golf Club Matterhorn is located in the upper Matter valley between Täsch and Randa, framed by Switzerland’s highest mountains.

Set between the Rhone Glacier and Lake Geneva and boasting 47 mighty 4000-meter-high peaks, Valais pledges guests a truly unique golfing experience.

Always blessed with snow, the Lötschental valley is still an insiders’ tip amongst freeriders and ski tour fans. Local mountain guides reveal some of the jewels in its crown on this three-day discovery tour.

Tiny sports enthusiasts. Big fun! 
In the Kinderland near the Gondola Station on the Rosswald fun and games take center stage. The first time on skis – most likely a shaky affair.

This walk provides the perfect opportunity to learn about aristocratic life in Vissoie and Annivers.

The Britannia via ferrata in the Saas Valley offers a breathtaking climbing experience and a unique view of the Allalin and Mattmark area.

The Val d'Anniviers is home to a diverse selection of pistes. One of the most beautiful and also most challenging descents in the entire valley is the Piste du Chamois. It runs from the highest point in the ski area of Zinal and down to the village of Grimentz.

The Wolli Park for Beginners near the Leisee lake on the Sunnegga provides beginners of all ages with wonderful fun on the snow.

A circular trail leads from Tête-Noire to the tantalisingly named Gorges Mystérieuses – mysterious gorges.

A short but marvelous fixed-rope trail over the rooftops of Saas-Grund fascinates novices. The highlight: the 40 meter rappel!

The mine is located above Zinal on the left bank of the River Navizence, 1,920 m above sea level.

Holidays in the Aletsch Arena – what a fantastic idea! Whether car-free or not, everyone will find their ideal holiday resort here. And the region is a true holiday paradise for families in particular.

High, higher - the Glacier Palace in the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise. Even the mountain train ride tops all records.

The Val d’Anniviers has plenty of facilities for skaters. In winter there is a complementary programme of events, discos on ice and curling tournaments. Ice-rink whre take place all the hockey matches at home of the regional club : the HC Anniviers

Guests can spend the night under a feather down on the Ritler family’s “Ried Farm” right in the middle of the wild mountain world of the Lötschental. The «FeatherDown» combines the informal atmosphere of camping with the luxury of a cottage.

The thousand-year-old hospice in Great St. Bernard is the point of departure for this hike.

The Lake Tracouet Arena is without doubt the perfect place for those who are just starting to learn to ski. Specialist ski schools and child-friendly facilities ensure that the little ones will enjoy their first experiences in the snow.

This activity is somewhere between rambling and mountaineering, and is suitable for both children and adults.

Aletsch Arena offers a guided expedition to the Aletsch glacier. It is the size of 12,000 football pitches, extending over 23 kilometres; you won't go round it in under six hours. A glacier like this is a whole world all to itself: clean air, fresh snow and sun from morning to evening.

Retracing a route of historical significance: the old mule track from Sunnbüel above Kandersteg to the Gemmi Pass leads through a lonely, impressive and unique winter landscape.

Sion has so much more to offer than just breathtaking mountain panoramas – surfing enthusiasts will also find plenty to enjoy: Alaïa Bay has been open since spring 2021, inviting surfers of all levels to ride the perfect wave.

The Planet Path begins below the FXB Observatory and runs opposite the impressive 4,000 metre-high peaks of the Valais Alps, at an altitude that stays between 2,200 metres and 2,500 metres.

The king of hoteliers – and hotelier to kings. Follow in the footsteps of his career.

The downhill run from the top station of the Plattjen cableway to Saas-Fee is best suited to experienced skiers. The slope enables a rapid descent with views of the Mischabel range. It was not by chance that World Cup races were once held here.

The Mauvoisin arch dam is an impressive structure, with a height of 250 m.