Events: Sport in Valais - Sport events

The paragliding "Hike and Fly" experience in the Aletsch Arena!

L'ascension du Christ-Roi hiking race will be celebrating its 16th edition on 11 October 2025.

Japanisches Weekend in der Briger AltstadtJapanische Kultur und Tradition erleben. Am 10. und 11. Oktober 2026 verwandelt sich die Altstadt von Brig in eine farbenfrohe Festkulisse.

The Jeizibärg run leads from Gampel up to Jeizinen and is part of the Valais Mountain Running Cup and the "Dérupe" combined classification.

The next Rallye International du Valais will take place from October 29 to 31, 2026.

The Anzère special stage takes place on October 31

Discover the magical valley blanketed in powder snow and try out skis and splitboards at Lauchernalp.

The FIS Ski Cross World Cup returns to Veysonnaz in January 2026.

The best athletes from each nation will compete for the coveted World Champion titles in Crans-Montana.

The International Gommerlauf, a traditional cross-country skiing event, is firmly anchored in the event calendar and will take place for the 54th time on February 21 & 22, 2026.

On March 6, 2027, time will be turned back on the Rosswald. Then it's time to ski like in your grandfather's day!

During these Bike Days, many motorcycles, sales stands and attractions can be admired in the car-free center of Brig.

Vineyards and wine products, regional specialities, sporting events and other attractions can be discovered along the way.

Classic Running Event at a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Ready, set, go!

Run It for Beauty—Go for the Bell.

Every summer, at the foot of the Matterhorn, Zermatt plays host to the Matterhorn Ultraks, one of Switzerland's must-see trail events.

A prestigious golf tournament featuring four days of intense competition, a Pro-Am, an exclusive VIP experience, and the vibrant "Matterhorn Village."

Wildstrubel by UTMB® takes you on a unique journey through the Swiss Alps, with a variety of race formats.

Experience the original form of Hornussen—with “Inschi Choscht, inschers Handwärch, and inschi Traditione.”