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Public bathrooms available in old ski lift structure. Also, small store for misc goods in village near post office.

A nice stop for a quick lunch or refreshment. Open every day from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. Here you can order classic local dishes with local cheese, desserts like pancakes, ice cream and drinks. Prices are around the Swiss average.

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Vissoie is a mid-mountain village full of visitors in all seasons. There are several hiking trails nearby. There is a fountain for refilling water bottles, and there are also several cafes and restaurants. One of the recommended cafes is "Café des Alpes".

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Chandolin is located between 755 m and 2700 m on the steep eastern slope of the Val d'Anniviers in French-speaking Switzerland. The village offers an exceptional view of the Valais Alps from Zinalrothorn, Besso, Ober Gabelhorn, Zinalspitze to Dent Blanche. The commune includes the communes of Chandolin, Sousillon and Fang. The upper and young part of the commune of Chandolin culminates at 1936 m, making it one of the highest villages in Switzerland. In the town center you will find a small supermarket, a post office, a souvenir shop and various cafes and restaurants. The old part of the town in particular, located in the lower part of the town, has some nicely decorated wooden houses (some with rich floral decorations) which are worth a little detour.

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A small village in Vercorin with typical Valais wooden and chalet-style houses. In Vercorin you will find cafes and restaurants, and even a sporting goods store.

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Smooth asphalt road going downhill. No passing cars, but be careful and ride your bike to the side. You will pass by different vineyards and private houses.

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Uniform and wide gravel road. Not suitable for road bikes. The climb is also quite gentle.

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Mercier Castle, originally called Pradegg Castle, stands magnificently and sophisticatedly on a hill in the town of Sierre (French: Sierre). For half a century, the castle served mainly as a summer residence for the Mercier family until its donation to the canton of Valais in 1991. Since then, as required by the conditions of the donation, the castle and the adjoining park are mainly used for public, cultural and artistic purposes.

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