周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

magnificent view of the lake and the surrounding mountains

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Incredible rock formations and a great trail along the Suone. There are only two such formations in the entire region.

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From here you have a fantastic view of the pristine Tièche valley. The valley is a small natural paradise with waterfalls, larch forests and preserved mountain pastures. Further down, the Tiéche flows into the Raspille, which also marks the linguistic border of the canton of Valais. Water from the Tièche is also transported to the vineyards around Crans-Montana via the old Suone de Tsittoret irrigation canal.

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Lac de la Brèche is famous for its crystal clear waters and its surrounding landscapes. The water is very clear, during warmer periods you can enjoy a quick swim. There is a small pier nearby where you can rest or sunbathe. Access is free, there are no amenities, please take all trash with you.

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Incredible rock formations and a superb trail along the Bisse du Marais.

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From here you have a fantastic view of the Tièche valley. The valley is a small natural paradise with waterfalls, larch forests and preserved mountain pastures. Further down, the Tiéche flows into the Raspille, which also marks the linguistic border of the canton of Valais. Via the old Suone de Tsittoret irrigation canal, the waters of the Tièche are also transported to the vineyards around Crans-Montana.

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Lac de la Brèche is famous for its crystal clear waters and its surrounding landscapes. The water is very clear, during warmer periods you can enjoy a quick swim. There is a small pier nearby where you can rest or sunbathe. Access is free, there are no amenities, please take all trash with you.

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The route around the lake has a few inclines and obstacles, but it is also manageable for younger children without any problems. In addition to fantastic panoramic views, there are also a few waterfalls to be admired.

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Great bridge with a beautiful view over the mostly dry Illgraben

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Quiet section with a good surface

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The Tseuzier is a reservoir that was created by the construction of the Rawyl dam (1953-1957). The lake, surrounded by forests and meadows, offers hikers a refreshing experience of nature. The path goes counter-clockwise around the lake. The starting point is at the Restaurant du Barrage de Zeuzier at 1777 meters above sea level. The restaurant's panoramic terrace provides refreshment before or after the hike. At the far end of the lake, the path passes the source of the Bisse de Sion. The historic irrigation canal leads the water to the vines and slopes and ultimately feeds the Sionne, which flows through the Valais canton capital. Shortly after the picturesque source, the bisse crosses a mountain stream below by means of a wooden construction. The surroundings are magical: The Alpine meadows of Rawyl, surrounded by rocks and waterfalls, invite you to dream. The "Gîte Lourantze" invites you to take a break with its tipi and dormitory. The route leading from here over the Rawyl Pass into the Bernese Oberland was used by the Romans as a trading path. The circumnavigation of the lake continues along the bisse, which here and there disappears into tunnels or passages carved into rock. The path then leads back along the bank to the starting point at the dam. Tip for families with small children: The entire hike conquers an altitude difference of 140 meters - therefore a child carrier is more suitable than a stroller. The second part of the hike is flatter, with a stroller it is advisable to complete the outward and return route along the west bank. Highlights Easy, ityllic hike in the most beautiful surroundings Alpine pastures at the end of the lake with friendly mountain inn

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Lac de Tseuzier The Lac de Tseuzier is a reservoir in the northern canton of Valais. It lies in the area of the municipalities of Avent and Icogne at an altitude of 1777 meters above sea level. The approximately 1.3km long and 800m wide reservoir is located below the Wetzsteinhorn. Lake Tseuzier is fed by various mountain streams, including La Liène, which flows out of the lake again after the Rawil dam. You can walk around the reservoir in a good hour. Right at the foot of the dam, you can have your meals in the Rawil restaurant. GETTING TO THE LAC DE TSEUZIER Those who don't want to hike from the Rhone Valley up to the reservoir can take a post bus from Sion to Lac de Tseuzier in the summer months. It is also possible to arrive by private car via Anzère. Follow the signs to the "Barrage de Zeuzier"

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The best plan to access it: go up the road on the Souste side (right bank of the torrent).

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It’s amazing to ride on it. And the wild side of the place is amazing.

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They are soft sandstone so you can't get too close

When erosion sculpts

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The bridge is no longer provided with a wooden floor, but made of non-slip metal gratings. Disadvantage for not free from vertigo, you can look down.

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Breathtakingly beautiful, unforgettable and pure nature

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With its crystal clear water, Lac de la Brèche is the perfect place for a quick stop when traveling along the Rhone route. Along the cycle path there are enough places to rest on the natural lakeshore, even in midsummer. One or two jetties also lead into the water there. A small drawback, however, is the nearby motorway and the adjacent golf course.

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The Lac de la Brèche is a nature reserve. The water is beautiful, but it is a malheureusement interdit de s'y baigner. Baignade autorisée au lac voisin, le lac de la Corne. Breche Lake is a nature reserve. The water is beautiful, but unfortunately it is forbidden to swim. Swimming is permitted in the nearby lake “Lac de la Corne”. The Lake of Breche is a nature reserve. The water is beautiful, but it is unfortunately forbidden to bathe. Swimming allowed at the nearby lake, Lac de la Corne.

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