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The Mattsand compensation lake is located at an altitude of 1,230 meters. Water from the Mattern Vispa is collected in the lake and then transported north through the 12.5-kilometer-long pressure tunnel towards Törbel and Stalden.

The Zermeiggern Chapel also serves as a memorial site where those who died in the Mattmark disaster are commemorated.

Beautiful view of the Saaser Vispa River from the village of Saas-Almagell. The village also has a lovely little lake with a playground next door.

The view up there and the journey along the small road, some of which has switchbacks, is a real highlight. Whether you're traveling by bus, car, or bike. The condition of the road, which was repaired very quickly after the natural disaster in 2024, is also absolutely fantastic.

South of the Saas Valley lies Europe's largest earth dam, the Mattmark Dam. Used to generate electricity, this reservoir is a true powerhouse, fascinating not only for its technical details but also for its wildly romantic setting.

South of the Saas Valley lies Europe's largest earth dam, the Mattmark Dam. Used to generate electricity, this reservoir is a true powerhouse, fascinating not only for its technical details but also for its wildly romantic setting.

Whether in the village or on the surrounding slopes, by bike or on foot... simply impressive. Take a look!

The Mattsand compensation lake is located at 1230 meters above sea level. The water from the Mattern Vispa is collected in the lake and then transported northwards via the 12.5 km long pressure tunnel towards Törbel and Stalden. The Achersand 2 power plant has an output of 60 MW