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The "Passerelle de la Grande Combe" is 133 m long and 30 m high. It is well secured and sways relatively little – but the floor is made entirely of metal grating, which gives a very "airy" impression.

Nestled against the slopes of the Val des Dix, at an altitude of 1,230 meters, Hérémence is made up of a group of picturesque hamlets with old chalets made of burnished wood. Here, the charm of tradition rubs shoulders with modernity with the famous church of Hérémence.

The Col des Roux is located at 2,803 meters between the rocky Roux mountain range and Mont Blava. It connects the Prafleuri valley and the Val des Dix.

Very friendly staff. Good food. Very clean. But this comes at a price.

Beautiful wooden footbridge that allows you to cross the Borgne river.

A large and emblematic lake, suspended in the mountain valleys below the Aiguille Rouges d'Arolla. The waters of the lake are a powerful turquoise, tinted by the minerals of the mountain waters that fill it. The lake is a feature of the legendary Haute Route, and is visited by cyclists, hikers and skiers on their journeys between Verbier and Arolla. There are many ways to access the lake by bike, ranging from challenging mountain excursions to gentler morning outings. The lake is also a great place to sit and absorb the mountain ambiance, looking out at the rocky peaks that dominate this pool and the cows roaming their meadows.

One of the region's many legendary refuges. The Prafleuri refuge is an integral part of the region's Alpine heritage, providing shelter to experienced mountaineers and hikers. The refuge is a popular choice for those traveling the Haute Route, both in summer and winter. These huts are just as much a part of the mountains as the mountains themselves, so it's always worth visiting for a coffee and enjoying the mountain vibe, it would be rude not to when the views are so magnificent ! This shelter also offers accommodation, but be sure to book in advance - it's a busy shelter and can be full weeks in advance, for good reason.

The Col de Louvie should not be underestimated; you have to balance or climb over several scree slopes. Definitely not recommended with MTB.