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Rosswald lies on a relatively narrow ridge at 1,800 meters, high above Brig. The paved road ends in the center of the village, around which many chalets nestle. Two restaurants (Parkplatz and Adler) directly in the village and two more just outside (Fleschboden and Bortelhütte) offer stunning views of the Rhone Valley and the Bernese Alps opposite, inviting visitors to stop for a break before or after their ascent. As early as the 1950s, this sun-drenched village was made accessible by cable car. The artificial lake just above Rosswald is a popular spot, used in winter for artificial snowmaking on the ski slopes and in summer as a rest area. Several official mountain bike routes also pass through Rosswald, such as the Valais Panorama Bike (Route 81) and the Rosswald Bike Route 780.

A particularly worthwhile vantage point with excellent views of Brig along the Brigerberg circular trail is the area above Ried-Brig. From here, in good weather, the view extends as far as Glis, Gamsen, Eyholz, and down to Visp.

The Burgspitz Chapel "Annunciation of Mary" is a spiritual stopover on the Brigerberg circular trail. After a steep climb past seven historic Stations of the Cross, you reach the chapel on the Burgspitz, built in 1707 by the Ried-Brig community. The entrance façade is particularly impressive thanks to its three-arcaded portico.

As an important hub in the Swiss and international rail network, Brig station connects important routes such as the Simplon line to Italy and the Matterhorn-Gotthard railway. With modern facilities, extensive service offerings and optimal transfer options, Brig station offers a comfortable and pleasant travel experience. Source and further information at https://www.brig-simplon.ch/poi/bahnhof-brig

For a town the size of Brig, it is surprisingly busy but well connected. Buses, local train, and fast trains East and West!

From here you can go in any direction by train!

The bisse back to Rosswald is small but nice.

Beautiful alpine castle in excellent condition with towers and internal courtyard of considerable interest