르 무레‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산장 & 오두막집

Also beautiful in winter, but then the alpine pasture is closed.

The Salzmatt Hut, located in the picturesque Schwarzsee region, is a real insider tip for nature lovers and hikers. This charming mountain hut is located at an altitude of around 1,700 meters and offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding mountains and valleys. The hut is rustic and comfortably furnished, with an inviting atmosphere that immediately conveys a feeling of homely security. Wood-paneled walls, a crackling fireplace and simple but comfortable furniture contribute to the authentic mountain ambience. Here you can relax wonderfully after a strenuous hike and enjoy the peace and quiet of nature.

Glauser's Gantrischli Alpchäsi & Alpbeizli Gantrischli Gantrischli 78 CH-1716 Schwarzsee Tel. 026 412 10 90

The Salzmatt Alpine Hut is open and open from the beginning of June to the end of September. Here you can enjoy a cool drink and a snack while taking in the breathtaking views.

This alpine cheese dairy and snack bar is located at the top of the Balisa Pass, which connects Schwarzsee and La Valsainte / Charmey. You can enjoy the views of the mountains and valleys, as well as the aroma of cheese made from the milk of 25-30 cows. You can also visit the cheese factory and taste some of its delicious products, such as Alpmutschli, a small round cheese. La Balisa / Buvette & Fromagerie d'alpage is an ideal destination for a rewarding and tasty run.

The Riggisalp mountain station lies just below the majestic Kaiseregg peak and is the starting point for many wonderful trails through the stunning Breccaschlund valley, from where you can admire views of the lake and mountains.

Inviting mountain restaurant with a panoramic sun terrace and a child-friendly adventure playground. A number of hiking routes branch off from here.

Great, child-friendly adventure playground right next to the sun terrace of the Bärghuus Riggisalp. Parents who like to keep an eye on their kids from the table have to take a “few” steps to check on their offspring.