리드 브리그‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪19‬개의 협곡

You get out of the gondola at Belalp, walk a few steps and then you can only marvel! Great first view of the Aletsch glacier!

Enjoy the breathtaking view of the largest glacier in the Alps, which is 20 km long. The tongue of the Aletsch glacier can be admired here without much effort. In the traditional Hotel Belalp, the view can be enjoyed even better with a meal or a coffee. Once you've had your fill, a variety of impressive hikes invite you to discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Source: https://ourheritage.ch/poi/aletschbord-belalp

The old pass route towards the Albrun Pass is now part of the Rhine-Reuss-Rhone pilgrimage route. The path leads through the Twingi Gorge with its historic Roman bridge into the Hockmatta.

The trail is currently closed due to a forest fire.

The waterfall, and directly opposite the imposing mountains

Fantastically beautiful and suitable for everyone.

Originally, the path led over the glacier. However, as the moraine slopes have become unstable due to rising temperatures, this 124 meter long suspension bridge now spans the gorge.

The Massa Gorge is a 6.5 kilometer long gorge that begins in Blatten near Naters at the Gibidum dam. It is an impressively unique natural phenomenon made of white-polished marble, formed by the ice masses of the Great Aletsch Glacier and the meltwater of the Massa. The total height difference of the gorge is 600 meters. The hiking trail follows the course of the historic Suone Riederi. This was first mentioned in 1385 and brought the meltwater from the glacier to the fields near Ried-Mörel until the 1940s. The path carved into the rocks leads along the Massa Gorge at lofty heights. This adventurous hike is only recommended for people with a head for heights. The steepest rock face, around which six long canals were built at dizzying heights until the end of the 1930s, is now defused by a short tunnel, although there are still some well-secured but exposed areas to overcome. The breathtaking views over the Rhone Valley and the Valais Alps are a delight and the mighty gorge, with appropriate water flow, can impressively convey the power of this element.