4의 락 드 모아리가지 명소 & 주요 장소

If you enjoy uphill riding, there's hardly a better way in Switzerland to pack in so many meters of elevation in one climb. On this variant from Chippis to the Barrage de Moiry, you'll break the 2,000-meter elevation gain mark. From the valley floor in the Rhône Valley, you first ascend to Vercorin, where the elevation profile flattens out before descending again to Grimentz. Rested, you'll tackle the second part of the climb there. You'll finally reach the finish line at 2,250 meters after a short tunnel.

Only restaurant on the Zinal - Les Haudères stage on the Tour du Cervin. A big stage, what's more. And unfortunately the restaurant closed when we arrived because of the weather conditions (snow). We would have liked to eat or drink something hot. So I can't give an opinion on this place because it's closed. But this restaurant is in a strategic location and very pretty. Too bad it's closed when there were still lots of people.

It's a beautiful hike around the lake!

On the right side of the lake, you do not have to walk along the shore. There is a path about 300 meters above the lake, including a spring where you can fill up with water.

The climb to the village of Villa is very beautiful; you pass many historic residential buildings. Overall, it's a manageable distance for the day's walk from Moiry Dam and return via this location.

The reservoir was completed in 1958. It has an arched wall with a length of 610 m and a height of 148 m. The volume of the barrier is 815,000 m3, the storage volume is 78 million m3 and the surface of the lake is 140 hectares. and a length of 2.4 km. In conjunction with the other reservoirs in the region, the lake is used exclusively to generate electricity. (Source: Viking Voyage)

Restaurant with a beautiful terrace! The ideal place to enjoy the view with a cool drink and delicious Swiss specialties!

Amazing descent coming from Pas de Lona / Basset de Lona with a breathtaking panorama onto Lac de Moiry and its glacier. Chunky gravel at first, it smoothens out as you go down.