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Sembrancher is located at the junction of the Bagnes and Entremont valleys. The town is situated on the slopes of the Catogne mountain, which can serve as a landmark for travelers coming from the Lake Geneva region.

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Pure fun 👍🏻

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Beautiful, smooth, never extremely steep and only a few cars even on weekends.

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View of the Chamoson and St-Pierre de Clages vineyards

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Lots of gravel routes starting from Orsières, for example up to Champex-Lac or even to La Fouly

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Central point of the Bagnes Valley, with several possibilities of passes to do by road bike or gravel but also plenty of mountain bike routes

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The rewards are the magnificent view of the Val de Bagnes and the cheese crust at the refreshment bar at the Col du Lein

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Central village of Val de Bagnes, shops and friendly restaurant with view of the majestic mountains of the valley

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The Col road goes from Martigny at 471 m with an average gradient of about 9%, over the Col des Planches then descends to Sembrancher at 717 m with an average gradient of 7%. The view over the Rhone Valley is superb.

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Village at the foot of the winter sports resorts, connected to Verbier and Bruson by cable cars. It is an excellent starting point for exploring the surrounding landscapes.

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The original church dates from 1286 and had a bell tower and an adjoining chapel called the Chapelle du Sépulcre. The current church was built in 1686 and contains four altars: The main altar is dedicated to Saint-Étienne. The Rosary altar dates from 1861. The altar of Saint-Joseph is linked to the Holy Sepulchre. The altar of Sainte-Catherine. The masterpiece on the main altar, depicting the martyrdom of Saint-Étienne, was painted by Laurent Ritz.

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Sembrancher is a municipality in the district of Entremont in the canton of Valais, Switzerland. It lies at an elevation of 717 metres (2,333 ft) and covers an area of 17.7 km² (6.8 sq mi). The municipality is located at the confluence of the Dranse de Bagnes and the Dranse d’Entremont, along the road over the Great St. Bernard Pass. The area is largely forested and farmland, with a small percentage of built-up and unproductive land. The municipality has a rich history, first mentioned in 1177 as Sancti Pancratii de Branchi.

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In this small community, the authentic wooden houses stand out.

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The church of Bovernier, also known as Saint Théodule, has a rich history. The first chapel of Bovernier was built between 1442 and 1445 and was dedicated to Saint Théodule, the first bishop of Valais. This chapel was consecrated on 29 January 1445. Later, between 1748 and 1755, the current, larger church was built. This Baroque church has a number of notable features, including a beautiful baptismal font from 1751, three altars dedicated to Saint Théodule, Saint-Antoine and the Virgin Mary, and statues of Saint Bernard and Saint Nicholas adorning the nave. The church has undergone several renovations over the years. Its current size dates from 1935 and the first stained glass windows were installed in 1939.

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Very nice crossing to Sembrancher! With Champes Lac it makes a great road bike circuit!

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Super fun, flowy, long blue trail! Pay attention to the unexpected steepness changes.

very well marked trail, having good shoes is safer, parking space available at Col des Planches

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The Église St-Nicolas in Orsières, Switzerland is a beautiful church dating back to the 15th century. It is an important historical monument in the region and is known for its Gothic architecture and beautiful frescoes. The church is dedicated to Saint Nicholas of Myra, the patron saint of travelers and sailors. The Église St-Nicolas has a rich history and has undergone several renovations over the centuries. The interior of the church is impressive with its high vaults, colorful stained glass windows and beautiful altarpieces.

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Orsières, located at an altitude of 900 metres, is a charming village in the canton of Valais. Up here, a pleasant and relatively dry climate prevails, protected by the flanks of the surrounding mountains, including the Catogne. This village has a few architectural sights, of which the church and the bell tower are certainly the highlights, but the wooden bridge also attracts a lot of attention. In summer, Orsières is an ideal starting point for activities, such as climbing the Aiguille d’Argentière (3901 metres) or as a passage point to the Saint-Bernard pass. In winter, Orsières is less than 20 minutes from ski resorts such as Champex-Lac, La Fouly, Vichères, the Espace Super Saint-Bernard and even Verbier les quatre vallées, one of the largest and most beautiful ski resorts in Europe.

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Orsières is one of the stages of the Via Francigena, a pilgrimage route leading to Rome. It is mentioned in this capacity by Sigéric, in 990, with the mention L. Ursiores (stage number leaving from Rome).

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