Valais/Wallis

The PostBus takes you from Oberwald up to the 2,164-meter (7,100 ft) Grimsel Pass, where your mountain biking adventure begins. Passing Totesee, you’ll speed westward on fantastic singletrack into the Rhone Valley. The old stone slabs of a historic mule track crunch under your tires and the backdrop

The fourth stage starts at the historic stone arch bridge in Binn. A short, relaxed downhill section gets you into your rhythm, but it’s not long before the climb up to the Saflisch Pass makes itself known. Ahead lies 14 kilometers (8.5 mi) and around 1,100 meters (3,600 ft) of elevation gain into the

This is the entire Valais Panorama Bike Route, which takes you 131 kilometers from Oberwald over the Grimsel Pass, through Reckingen, Bellwald, and Binn, all the way to Brig.



Get ready for a top-class biking adventure. High-alpine trails, scenic high-altitude paths, historic mule tracks, babbling brooks

From Reckingen, you’ll enjoy a relaxed, slightly downhill ride for around 13 kilometers (8 mi) along the Rhone. Wide paths, vast meadows, small villages and plenty of Valais flair make for a great start to the second day.



At Mühlebach you’ll have the opportunity to admire Switzerland's oldest village

With the fresh mountain breeze in your hair, the third stage begins with a short ride through Bellwald’s old village center, taking you past sun-baked wooden houses and traditional barns to the Richinen valley station. Should you be in need of some maintenance, you can even visit the local bike shop

On the seventh and last stage of the Valais Alpine Bike you will experience the Val d'Anniviers from St-Luc to Grimentz in all its glory. Above all, the unforgettable view of the Lac de Moiry will enchant you.



From St-Luc you first take the funicular up to Tignousa. Here you get on your bike and follow

This stage takes you from Blatten through the Lötschental and above the valley, with great views down. At the end, the sunny vineyards of the Rhone Valley await you on the way to Sierre.



Let's start in Blatten. Here you get on the saddle and cycle to Wiler. The cable car takes you from the valley to the

The fifth stage is all about the Lötschental. You and your mountain bike start off with the Regio-Express Lötschberger from Brig to Goppenstein. Then continue by bus to Wiler. Here you climb onto the saddle and work your way up to the Lauchernalp mountain station with calf strength.



You deserve a break

The fourth stage of the Valais Alpine Bike has it all: You cycle on the tracks of the UCI Mountain Bike Marathon World Championship 2019 and climb the Gibidum Pass. Everything is crowned by the descent to Brig.



In Grächen, things get off to a leisurely start. Drive in the direction of Gasenried via a

Beautiful views and routes await you on this stage. It takes you over the Moosalp Pass and down into the Mattertal.



It starts in Unterbäch. Here you take the chairlift up to the Brandalp. From there it goes downhill a bit, perfect for rolling up, then your calves are in demand: You drive up to the Moosalp

The second stage takes you above Leukerbad in the direction of Jeizinen. You will enjoy flowing and promising passages. At the end, there is a rocky descent down into the valley to Gampel.



From Leukerbad you can take the Torrentbahn up into the mountains. At the top at over 2,300 meters you climb onto

The first stage of the Valais Alpine Bike takes you from Crans-Montana over the La Tièche plateau to Leuk/Susten.



It starts at the Crans-Montana train station. From here you cycle up around 600 meters in altitude, past the idyllic Alpe von Merdechon and the Cabane de la Tièche. Finally, at almost 2,000

The goal of this beautiful panoramic hike is the largest gravity dam in the world at 285 meters and the largest reservoir in Switzerland behind it.



The path takes you from the Thyon ski station along the flank of Mont Rouge, accompanied by wide views of the Rhone Valley. The Cabane d'Essertze, located

During the Thirty Years' War, the influential merchant Kaspar Stockalper expanded this trade route over the Simplon Pass to Italy, thus securing his immeasurable wealth. Today the Stockalperweg as a cultural hiking trail offers wonderful contrasts between old and modern. A path that appeals to all the

The adventurous suspension bridges, some of which span gorges and rivers at a height of more than a hundred meters, are the main attractions of this sporty multi-day tour, along with the magnificent views of the Great Aletsch Glacier - the largest glacier in the Alps.



On the first day, the path leads