Visperterminen

Visperterminen is a mountain village in Valais above the Rhone valley, known for Europe's highest vineyard and the Giw ski area. The compact, family-friendly winter sports area at around 2000 m above sea level is accessed by a chairlift from the village and offers over 20 kilometres of pistes as well as a 7 km sledging run.
Families and Kids
Visperterminen is a family-friendly ski area with a children's lift and a children's piste, and the ski school welcomes children and adults alike. The Chinderwält play world in the village offers six converted Valais barns as unconventional indoor play landscapes for children aged 3 to 10, and there are playgrounds at the schoolhouse, at the valley station and at the Bergrestaurant Giw.
Food and drinks
The Bergrestaurant Giw at around 2000 m above sea level serves Valais specialities together with Heida wine from Europe's highest vineyard. In the village, the Restaurant Spycher is open from Tuesday to Saturday, and the St. Jodern Kellerei offers wine tastings.
