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Superb. You can continue over the footbridge at Farinet with your mountain bike, descend to Leytron or climb to Ovronnaz and descend to Chamison.

From Les Ruinettes, steep and rocky, at least the 'direct' path is.

From Martigny, the gradient is very steady, between 7 and 8.5%. If you ride on the outside of the road (downhill), it's quite scary, high above the vineyards below... And there's only one low guardrail. I was overtaken several times at very close range.

The gradient from Martigny is relatively steady, between 7-8.5%. With the stunning mountain scenery in view, the nearly 1,000 meters of elevation gain are quickly conquered 😎

The Swiss gateway to the Espace Mont Blanc, the Col de la Forclaz (1,527 m) links Martigny in Valais (Switzerland) to Chamonix in Haute-Savoie (France). Located at the northern end of the Mont Blanc massif, the Col de la Forclaz gives access to the upper Trient valley: a vast, unspoilt expanse, a paradise for alpine hiking in summer and winter.

A must for cyclists, a magnificent place

Fantastic panorama with glacier. If you happen to be in Trient, go up there!

Barryland - Musée et Chiens du St-Bernard is a fascinating museum and dog shelter located in Martigny, Valais, Switzerland. The museum is dedicated to the Saint Bernard, the national dog breed of Switzerland. These legendary dogs originate from the mythical Great St Bernard Pass, not far from Martigny. Dive into their history and follow their tracks to the pass. Discover the stories of these legendary avalanche dogs, including that of the courageous “Barry I”. It was his remarkable rescues that made him famous and ensured that Saint Bernards are still called “Barry” today. Also learn about the new roles that the dogs’ descendants now have in animal-assisted interventions.