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Lac de Bretaye is a peaceful high-altitude lake nestled at 1,800 meters in the Vaud Alps. Surrounded by meadows and gentle peaks, it's an ideal spot for a quiet break, a picnic, or simply admiring the scenery. Easily accessible from Villars-sur-Ollon on foot or by cogwheel train, it offers a beautiful interlude in the heart of the mountains.

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

The view on both sides of the valley, from the summit, is worth the effort of climbing it, which is an intense effort ... nature is so beautiful, between rocks and mountain pastures, and the path steep but never dangerous! The view of the mountain lake rewards the most romantic and capsizes the souls of others! Come and enjoy, nature is so generous!

photogenic castle complex, which can also be visited

The Aigle-Illarsaz cycle bridge is a beautiful suspension bridge that crosses the Rhône and connects the cantons of Valais and Vaud. Designed specifically for cyclists and pedestrians, it offers scenic views of the surrounding area, including the Dents du Midi and the Catogne Mountains. The bridge is 85 metres long and has a wooden deck, making it a charming and stable crossing. It is also wheelchair and pushchair accessible, making it an inclusive route for everyone.

From the summit, at 2351 m, we admire a 360 degree view with Les Diablerets to the south, Lake Lioson to the north, the Col des Mosses to the west. Previously you could go to the summit by cable car.

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.