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If you're looking for a hidden alpine gem in the Swiss Alps, Lac de Salanfe is a must-visit. Nestled at 1,925 meters above sea level in the canton of Valais, this stunning reservoir offers a peaceful escape surrounded by towering peaks and pristine nature.

climb from Salvan station and return to Evionnaz station. Great route

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Beautiful walk on wooden constructions on the mountainside

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A super nice restaurant, local dishes, well not all "Geneva" but so delicious 😋

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One of many small refreshment bars, this is a great place to stop and savor the unparalleled beauty of the area, as well as its delicacies. Places like this in the Alps are just as important as the mountains and trails, so be sure to take a break at these places.

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A spectacular mountain lake located at the foot of the Dents du Midi, offering impressive views of these mountains as well as the wider Valais region. The lake is quite accessible, with a solid road connecting it to the town of Martigny, making it a popular destination during the summer months. This route is a great climb and an even better descent, allowing a diverse range of cyclists to access this stunning location.

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An artificial, but beautiful, lake perched in the mountains above the Marécottes ski resort. The lake is a popular place due to its ease of access and the large number of hiking, running and mountain biking trails that start from this location. The lake is located below the large, rocky and imposing Dents du Midi. It is equipped with a small refreshment bar, offering an opportunity to refuel before or after a long run in these magnificent mountains.

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A beautiful, high alpine pass, with a steep trail leading up to it. The pass offers some of the best views of the majestic Salanfe Lake, as well as the Salanfe Pass.

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La Haute Cime is a peak within the Dents du Midi, a collection of magnificent rocky mountains close to the Swiss/French border. The Haute Cime is the only one of these peaks generally reached by hiking, rather than climbing, and is usually climbed without additional precautions such as ropes, harnesses and protection. As a result, this makes this summit a great, involving outing, offering not only fantastic views of Mont Blanc and miles of endless mountains, but also some technical difficulty in the ascent, as well as accomplishing a real summit. Although this mountain is intended for hiking, it is still a real mountain. Take appropriate precautions when navigating this terrain, make sure you are confident in your abilities, and hire a guide if you are not completely sure.

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The pass is easy to drive, quite a wide path.

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Great little hostel

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If you want to reach the reservoir you have to climb the steep mountain road up to a 28% gradient, but at the top you will be rewarded with a great panorama.

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Located at an altitude of 1925 m in a magnificent glacial cirque, the artificial lake of Salanfe is surrounded by the Dents-du-Midi, the Tour Salière and the Luisin. By bike, the easiest access is via the Van valley. The climb is very steep, but on a wide road (for a bike...) without technical difficulty. A friendly inn (https://salanfe.ch/fr/) welcomes hikers, walkers or cyclists in the summer.

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The climb is certainly steep, but without great technical difficulty on a fairly wide path. The setting is magnificent with Lake Salante on one side and the Rhône plain towards Lake Geneva on the other.

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When the weather is nice, a great view from Lac Leman to Mont Blanc.

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Magnificent views: to the west in the valley of Salanfe with the lake of the same name and on the surrounding mountain ranges; to the southeast to the Rhone valley with Martigny and in the distance to the Mont Blanc massif.

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Lac de Salanfe south of the Dents-du-Midi, also surrounded to the east, west and south by striking mountain ranges. The Salanfe River rises to the west at the Col de Susanfe and the lake is formed by impoundment to the east before flowing down into the Rhone Valley. To the west, in the lowlands, stretch green, damp depressions with arms of water. Around the lake and on the mountain slopes (especially in the north-east), great alpine flora ensures an incredible abundance of colors and flowers. At this point you can relax with a rest - with wonderful views all around!

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Here is a very nice way to wander into the distance

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A wonderful path leads you past the shore of Lac de Salanfe. The Cabane de Salanfe mountain inn and a small chapel are located by the dam. Let your gaze wander over the blue water and the surrounding mountains.

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