Peaks in the Valais

From Bettmerhorn to Eggishorn, the view is better than turning the ridge in the opposite direction.

To breathe the air of 4,000 without exposing yourself to unspeakable physical strain? The Allalinhorn calls! Up to 500m below the summit brings you the Metro Alpin-Bahn of Saas Fee, …read more

Gigantic viewpoint!

The Gornergrat is certainly one of the places you must have visited at least once in your life. The cog railway from Zermatt train station is easy 365 days a …read more

Very nice four-thousanders with moderate demands on the route.

The Gommer Höhenweg is located between Oberwald and Bellwald - along the sunny side of the Goms high valley. The Gommer Höhenweg leads through a fascinating landscape with many meadows …read more

The Mettelhorn is a similarly easy to walk over three thousand meters, whose exposed summit at 3406m with a breathtaking view of the Matterhorn lets forget the efforts of the …read more

Nice and relatively short tour from the Kleinmatterhorn summit station

If possible during the week, the weekend is busy ...

One of the best view over the Wallis montains, easy to access via a cable car from Montana.

Fantastic view of the cathedral and surrounding 4000s.

From the mountain station approx. 45-50 minutes to the summit, path, great panorama above

The Bishorn is a two-peaked four-thousander in the Valais Alps with a height of 4'153 m above sea level. M.

Full-grown high-altitude tour with 2000 meters in altitude and 2000 meters in descent from the old Monte Rosa hut.
Mountaineering difficulty G6
Used time 14 hours

In summer you do this tour early in the morning. Departure at 2.30 a.m. Then you are back at a good time in the afternoon.
The view from the summit is great. It's worth getting up early.

The ascent is relatively safe and there is plenty of space on the summit. Nevertheless, the view is impressive - an ideal destination for the whole family.

From an altitude of 2,272 meters, you can enjoy an unforgettable view of the Visp Valley and the Bernese Alps with Bietschhorn and Aletsch Glacier. On a cozy bench, you can rest in peace and take in the panorama.

The Aiguille du Croissant is a pre-summit of the Grand Combin de Grafeneire. Both are located in the Grand Combin, a highly reverberated massif in the western Pennine Alps. Very …read more

Easy route for practiced, magnificent views of the Rhone glacier. From the west via the glacier via Belvedere and from the east via the via ferrata.

Very steep (but fun) part. I wouldn't try it going down though.
There's an alternative way that goes around, too.