エーグルの天然記念物・トップ19

A unique underground experience to discover the history of the Alps' white gold. The tour takes you through a labyrinth of tunnels carved into the mountain since the 17th century. Reservations are recommended for guided tours.

Charming inn nestled in the Solalex mountain pasture, with a direct view of the Miroir d'Argentine mountain wall. Enjoy hearty mountain cuisine in a warm, rustic setting. Perfect for a gourmet break after a hike. Accessible on foot, by mountain bike, or by shuttle bus in summer.

Perched at an altitude of over 1,500 meters in the Vaud Alps, the Taveyanne Nature Reserve covers more than 315 hectares of protected pastures, forests, and rocky landscapes. Its unpowered chalets, lined up in a lush green setting, give the place a timeless atmosphere. Here, sustainable pastoral farming and traditional buildings have been preserved in their authenticity since 1970.

Nice route through the protected site of the Nant Valley. Steady climb mainly through the forest and arrival at the famous "hole". The passage is done without a backpack, which you will push in front of you, for the duration of the passage. Claustrophobic ok! Not suitable for dogs I would say. A few dizzying passages just before the arrival, caution and concentration and all is well! Descent and return to Pont de Nant or Les Plans sur Bex, quite steep descent towards the end.

lovely glimpse surrounded by the mountain, if you are lucky you can find a small space and try to get wet

beautiful view of the Miroir d'Argentine, large slab of rock above Solalex

If you are looking for a unique and captivating hike in the Vaudois Alps, you can visit Trou à l'Ours. This rocky site leads you to a narrow chimney in the rock face, where you must ascend or descend using a chain. The passage is not for the faint-hearted, but it offers thrills and a breathtaking view of the Vallon de Nant.

This enchanting place is located in the Grangettes nature reserve, on the shores of Lake Geneva. There you can admire the sculptures of Gérard Bonnet, photographer, educator and landscape poet, who used driftwood, rusty metal and recycled objects to create his own vision of paradise. You can also enjoy the view of the lake, birds and flowers, and feel the peace and creativity of this one-of-a-kind garden as you walk through it. The Jardin Instinctif Gérard Bonnet is open from April to October and entry is free.