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Founded in the early 18th century, the parish of Leysin became independent in 1702, led by refugee pastor Charles Bourdin. The first services were held in a rectory located on Place Louis Favez, built the same year, before the construction of the current church.

Located at 1,050 meters above sea level in the Saanenland region, Gstaad combines alpine authenticity with stylish charm. Known as an exclusive resort, it is also an ideal starting point for hikes, bike tours, and mountaineering in the surrounding area. Highlights: ✅ Access to the Geltenhütte, Lauenensee, Wispile, Wildhorn, Sanetsch Pass, and more. m. ✅ Hiking trails & biking routes for all levels – from panoramic routes to alpine challenges ✅ Charming village center with traditional chalets, boutiques & cafés 🏘️☕ ✅ Perfect base for multi-day tours in the Obersimmental, Valais, or Fribourg region Special tips: 🔹 Hike or bike to Lake Lauenen 🔹 Ascent to the Geltenhütte SAC and further to the Wildhorn 🔹 Panoramic tour of the Wispile – also accessible by gondola 🔹 Discover cheese and chalet culture 🧀🏡 Recommendation: Summer: Hiking, biking, and nature paradise 🌞 Winter: Cross-country trails, ski tours, snowshoe hikes ❄️ Getting there: By train via Montreux or Zweisimmen, by car via the Simmental.

Water bottles and drinking water are all there. There's also a book box nearby if you need something to read.

Beautiful road, away from traffic, with a short, sharp climb

A quick stop to fill your water bottles is worth it. It's an impressively beautiful and large covered fountain. The water is clear, drinkable, and very refreshing. It's located in the small village center of picturesque Lessoc.

A wonderful part of Switzerland. Hardly any traffic or people, and good roads...pure nature!

The Col des Mosses is a mountain pass in the canton of Vaud. It connects Chateau d'Oex with Aigle and is a popular destination for both mountain bikers and road cyclists.

This is a village full of typically Swiss charm. It is particularly notable for its fountain, whose octagonal hat is the last example of its kind in Switzerland.