Visit to the Cleuson Dam
Panoramica
Introduzione
Step inside the wall and then take a stroll along the turquoise waters of Lake Cleuson.
The dam is located at the rear of the Nendaz valley in the heights of Siviez. Built between 1947 and 1950, it can retain 20 million cubic metres of water from the Printse river and produces an average of 70 million kW/h per year. The reinforced wall of the dam is 87 metres high and 420 metres long at its crown. It is part of the Grande Dixence hydroelectric power stations.
Find out more about this structure and access the inside of the wall thanks to the guided tour organized once a week. This activity is accessible to everyone from the age of six.
From Siviez, walk up to the dam (one and a quarter hour walk). Your meeting point with the guide is in front of the white house. The visit lasts about an hour and the explanations are given only in French.
* Booking required up to the Wednesday before at 16:00
* Recommended equipment : appropriate walking footwear and warm clothes
* Tour available in French only
* For all questions concerning booking cancellations or modifications, please refer to the General Terms and Conditions of Sale of Nendaz Tourisme, available at [https://shop.nendaz.ch](https://shop.nendaz.ch)
| Indirizzo di contatto |
Nendaz Tourisme
Route de la Télécabine 1 1997 Haute-Nendaz +41 27 289 55 89 info@nendaz.ch |
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| Località |
Barrage de Cleuson Route du barrage de Cleuson 1997 Siviez (Nendaz) Switzerland |
| Event Homepage | https://www.hydro-exploitation.ch/fr/homepage.html |
| Prezzo |
Price :
* Adult (from 17 year old) : CHF ¤6.00
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Date dell’evento
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