Experiences in Valais

Three exciting rail lines lead to the Emosson reservoir. The adventure begins in Martigny, passing through the deep ravine of the Trient valley before ending at the 180-metre-high dam.

The variety-packed trips on the young Rhone in the Goms region aboard inflatable dinghys promise no end of fun and adventure for people of all ages!

The Mammoth Fixed Rope Trail Schweifine high above the roofs of Zermatt brings action, views into the depth and a magnificent panoramic vista. Three sections with various degrees of difficulty have been installed. The fixed rope trail can also be hiked with a mountain guide.

A weekend at the foot of the Matterhorn, where a pioneering Englishwoman once made history.

This beautiful dark blue lake is surrounded by flower-strewn fields, tall, fragrant fir trees and rocks.

Château de Villa in Sierre, an old patrician residence dating back to the 17th century, houses a wine shop and a speciality restaurant. Not just a range of rustic local dishes, but also over 650 wines from the various Valais vines are waiting to be discovered.

The mischievous little witch Vero has hidden a treasure in Blatten-Belalp. An exciting hike with tricky riddles at seven different stations awaits, leading you from Belalp via Holzji to Blatten near Naters.

There are many marmots to be found in Spielboden near Saas-Fee, sometimes hiding in their burrows, but often coming out to greet visitors.

The Alpine zoo is discovered at an altitude of 1,100 meters surrounded by woods, where the majority of alpine-dwelling animals can be observed in their natural habitat. Adjacent to the zoo visitors discover an outdoor alpine pool, nestled in the natural rocky landscape. Parking, Restaurant-Pizzeria and picnic area are also at your convenience.

The world's largest natural labyrinth is to be found in the Valaisian town of Evionnaz. The three kilometer long labyrinth garden is lined by 18,000 Thuja trees. Mysterious treasures and games are hidden in the garden maze, and a playground of superlatives awaits visitors at the end of the labyrinth.

The Wolli Adventure Park Sunnegga above Zermatt is a sunny haven for all the family. At the Leisee lake there is a playground with a bathing beach, convenient barbecue sites and a legendary panorama.

The name of the village, Gletsch, says it all: it is clearly a place near a glacier. That was indeed the case 150 years ago. Today, the Gletsch Nature Trail bears witness to the once mighty presence of the Rhone Glacier.

Trekking with lamas through the Saas Valley. Even if you only book a Lama Trekk for two hours, you will learn much about these animals and about how to relate to them.

The Aletsch Forest, situated right by the largest glacier in the Alps, is a unique nature reserve that has been protected by Pro Natura since 1933. The affiliated nature reserve centre is located in Villa Cassel on the Riederfurka (Riederalp).

Over 100 years ago, the border village of Gondo employed up to 500 workers in the gold mines. On a guided tour, visitors gather useful information on the history of gold and become fascinated by the yellow precious metal.

Lavey has one of Switzerland’s hottest thermal springs. The thermal water gushes at 69°C out of the spring. Bathers enjoy the salubrious effects of thermal water in the spas of Lavey.

This augmented-reality digital game is a new attraction offered by TéléMarécottes. You can play it on your smartphone or tablet while exploring the area around La Creusaz on foot!

Six hours of adrenaline and pure force of nature: a promise kept when canyoning the imposing Massa gorge situated between Blatten near Naters and Bitsch.

Leuca fortis – das starke Leuk! Bis ins 19. Jahrhundert war Leuk eines der kirchlichen und kulturellen Zentren des Wallis. Trutzige Türme, Schlösser und imposante Patrizierhäuser zeugen noch heute von der einstigen Macht, dem Selbstbewusstsein und der Widerstandskraft der Leuker.

Alone the facade of this museum is extraordinary: 84 solar panels of glass cover the building of Architect Jean-Pierre Emery - with the surroundings, Lac de Louché and the Valais mountains mirrored therein. Inside visitors meet with an exhibition space of around 1000 square meters, upon which the unusual and changing exhibits never cease to positively surprise viewers.

At the new Riding Center in Crans-Montana, the encounter with horses takes center stage – an impressive experience for all age groups.

The living museum, located in the former armory next to the Roman amphitheater and the community center, brings visitors together as they share in the world of the legendary Saint Bernard dogs from the Great St. Bernard.

Euseigne lies in Val d'Hérens, a side valley of the Rhône, near the world's highest dam, the Grande Dixence. The earth pyramids of Euseigne are one of Switzerland's most important geological sights and are protected monuments.

Vero’s themed trail is a chance to follow in the footsteps of Vero the little witch and discover her home in the Blindtal Valley.

Bathe and dine like the ancient Romans. Embark on a journey back in time to the heyday of the Roman Empire. The Roman-Irish Bath is the backdrop for a sumptuous bathing ritual as once observed in ancient Rome.

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