Site with info about multiple mountain passes in Switzerland.

Mountain Road through a Military Zone in Switzerland Driving the scenic Route de l’Hongrin.

The road linking La Lécherette to Corbeyrier on the southern slope of Lac de l’Hongrin is located in the military zone of “Petit Hongrin”. Access is free on weekends from April to November. However, from Monday to Friday the road is closed subject to the shooting notices that you can consult below.

This same road takes the Agites tunnel above Luan. The tunnel is a single-lane tunnel and has timetables to be respected during weekends and public holidays.

This walk from Granges takes you to an oasis of greenery around the two lakes of Corne and Brèche, between the Rhône and the Pouta Fontana reserve.

With multiple fantastic panoramic points, discover a place where nature and humanity meet. The tour of Lake Géronde is superb for relaxing at the end of the day.

One of the most beautiful walks through the vineyards in the entire region!

Take the Wine Trail to experience and understand the world of vines. This six-kilometre path links the two exhibition spaces of the Wine Museum. It takes you between vines and groves, to discover wine-growing villages and wine-making techniques. 80 explanatory panels mark the route. They tell the story of the life of the vine, but also that of the landscapes and people.

It’s a magnificent estate steeped in history that exudes a special atmosphere conducive to awakening the senses.

The castle is private, and to discover its secrets, one must contact the Château Mercier foundation.
However, the beautiful castle garden is an accessible area without a reservation.

Pouta-Fontana is the largest natural aquatic network in the Valais. Rediscover the Rhône plain of yesteryear and its natural riches. Stretching over 32 hectares, the Pouta-Fontana nature reserve forms the largest wetland area in Valais. It consists of numerous water bodies bordered by reed beds, canals, marshes, and riparian forests. About 190 bird species have been observed in the reserve, and it remains the main breeding ground for beavers in Valais.

This walk with its varied landscapes takes you through the mid-mountain pastures of Veysonnaz to the village of Verrey.

Try this 5.3-km circular trail near Les Haudères, Valais. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 1 h 58 min to complete. This trail is great for running and walking, and it’s unlikely you’ll encounter many other people while exploring. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome and may be off-lead in some areas.

Deze prachtige wandeling begint in het centrum van Vex en leidt de stad uit door het bos langs het pad van de oude Bisse de Fan. De bisses (Wasserleite of Suonen in het Duits) zijn irrigatiekanalen die werden gebruikt om water van gletsjers of sneeuwval te transporteren naar gecultiveerde gebieden, wijngaarden en weiden. Volg de Route de Combioula naar de rivier de Borgne en de thermale baden van Combioula.