에이글‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산 정상

Unique view and experience

I will have to go back for the view, because the fog did not allow me any panorama, except to come face to face with the ibex, as surprised as I was, at the corner of the chairlift structure, at the summit! What a wonderful memory, before a descent made perilous because slippery due to the rain and fog!

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!

We have been vacationing in Chablais (France) for 10 years and visited the Berneuse again after 8 years. The current price for the ascent and descent is 27 CHF. One member of our group climbed the Tour d'Aï while the rest of us descended towards Lac d'Aï - Refuge de Mayen and took the chairlift back.

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.

La Chaux-Ronde is a mountain in the western Bernese Alps which dominates Villars-sur-Ollon. You can easily reach its summit from Bretaye with the Bex-Villars-Bretaye railway, or take advantage of a ski lift to its secondary summit. La Chaux-Ronde rises to 2,028 meters and has a prominence of 223 meters, offering stunning views of the surrounding valleys and mountains.

La Chaux-Ronde is a mountain in the western Bernese Alps which dominates Villars-sur-Ollon. You can easily reach its summit from Bretaye with the Bex-Villars-Bretaye railway, or take advantage of a ski lift to its secondary summit. La Chaux-Ronde rises to 2,028 meters and has a prominence of 223 meters, offering stunning views of the surrounding valleys and mountains.

A large rocky mountain in the Muverans massif. The summit offers a magnificent view of the Rhône valley and the surrounding peaks of the massif. The summit is accessible via a hiking trail, but it is ultimately quite a difficult trail and should only be considered by those with adequate mountain experience. For those who do, it's a demanding but rewarding day in incredible mountain terrain.