ヴェルネイヤーズの峡谷・トップ8

The path through the gorge is short but spectacular.

Wonderful little gem! The Rue de la Cha provides an unpaved connection to Finhaut, which I even rode on my racing bike (but it's better to enjoy the stretch on foot). This makes a very nice round trip possible with the Forclaz!

This gravel path, once traveled by holiday pioneer Thomas Cook, served as a route for stagecoaches ascending this beautiful but remarkably steep valley. Although the era of stagecoaches has waned, enthusiasts now choose to travel this extraordinary route on foot or by bike. The trail offers a challenging but rewarding climb or an exhilarating descent, and best of all, it's suitable for gravel or XC biking, making it an ideal climb for all types of riders.

A small, unique Alpine Swiss town, balanced precariously on a steep hillside. The city offers an idiosyncratic experience – you'll definitely feel like you're in the Swiss Alps! The town has a train station, connecting it to many interesting areas for cycling in these iconic mountains.

Rocky passage between Refuge de Bonavau and Cabane de Susanfe. Above the green basin, through which La Saufla and other streams/rivers flow, the interesting rock path leads along the rocky foothills of the Dent de Bonavau - against the backdrop of the mountain peaks of the Dents Blanches on the border with France. Along a rocky gorge, through which the river La Saufla flows between the rocky eastern foothills of the Dent de Bonavau and the rock massifs that lie in front of the Dents-du-Midi to the west, the rocky path finally leads on the other side of the river La Saufla - above its reservoir - into a wide valley basin with green rocky outcrops.

Truly spectacular gorges not far from the Zoo des Marécottes.

A gorge certainly worth seeing. In particular, the wooden walkways and stairs on the rock are impressive. You walk the gorge from bottom to top. Turning back doesn't make much sense because it's quite narrow. In other words, you go up once and then leave the gorge to hike down again via a forest path. Everyone has to decide for themselves whether it's worth 9 CHF...

A gorge certainly worth seeing. In particular, the wooden walkways and stairs on the rock are impressive. You walk the gorge from bottom to top. Turning back doesn't make much sense because it's quite narrow. In other words, you go up once and then leave the gorge to hike down again via a forest path. Everyone has to decide for themselves whether it's worth 9CHF...