
Scopri un mondo di bellezza alpina con queste dieci destinazioni escursionistiche, tutte raggiungibili con i mezzi pubblici da Evolène. Dai prati rigogliosi della Val d'Hérens al scintillante Lac Bleu e alle imponenti vette delle Aiguilles Rouges, ogni sentiero offre uno scorcio unico sullo splendore naturale delle Alpi svizzere. Che tu stia cercando passeggiate tranquille o percorsi montani impegnativi, troverai sentieri che conducono a panorami indimenticabili e a rifugi di montagna affascinanti.
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The third leg of the 5-stage Tour du Val d’Hérens offers a complete contrast to the two previous high-altitude stages, focusing on the lower slopes and charming historical villages. The stage starts at its highest point: Arolla, the village takes its name from the tree that dominates the forests along the valley floor: the Arolla pine (pinus cembra). These trees are a constant companion along the first part of the trail, which leads the length of the Val d’Arolla, criss-crossing the river – at one point via a 75-metre suspension footbridge opened in 2017. The second half of the walk is a tour of the villages that form the cultural heart of the Val d’Hérens. From Les Haudères by the river, the trail climbs up to La Forclaz and La Sage, perched on the sunny slopes a couple of hundred metres above the valley floor, before twisting back down to Evolène. These villages of ancient houses and wooden barns, framed by flower-filled meadows, have preserved all their authentic charm. At summer markets, visitors still see merchants, artisans and farmers in traditional local costume. The valley is also known for its fascinating geology, which visitors can explore with the help of a free app, «GéoGuide Val d’Hérens» (details at www.evolene-geologie.ch). Les Haudères has its own «Centre de géologie et de glaciologie», with a permanent exhibition; the tourist office at Evolène can provide further printed information. This stage of the Tour du Val d’Hérens also offers a number of variants: alternative routes via idyllic mountain lakes, plus the option to finish and stay the night at one of the other villages. Highlights Descent of the Val d’Arolla – idyllic high-altitude valley Sequence of historical villages, beautifully preserved and full of period charm Fascinating geology, with local museum, app, online guide and theme trails
Starting from the Aiguilles Rouges hut, the route starts with a single track through a rocky high altitude landscape. After a first steep descent to the Lac Bleu in Arolla, the trail gently descends to Evolène. You will be tempted to spend more time among the village’s traditional wooden buildings, but from Evolène, going forward means going up, and a 1,600-metre ascent awaits you before reaching the Becs de Bosson hut. From Evolène, pass through pleasant little villages and larch forests until reaching the Pravouarbote house, where the path makes a sharp bend to follow a dirt track to the Pas de Lovégno. A final climb leads you to the modern, comfortable Becs de Bosson hut with its fireplace and local specialities awaiting athletes no matter what the weather.
Altitudine massima: 2984m
Altitudine minima: 1342m
Difficoltá: Difficile
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Travel between rocky passes and intensely green valleys from Verbier to Zermatt, through larch forests and juniper bushes, across vast expanses and along icy blue glaciers. Be sure to observe the changes in landscape, language, cuisine and culture as you move through the valleys. This high altitude route for trail runners does not follow the most direct line from start to finish, but skirts the buttresses, choosing the most picturesque and practicable paths through the Valais in the heart of the Swiss Alps. Each leg finishes in a charming mountain village or in a hut if the route continues at high altitude.
Altitudine massima: 3346m
Altitudine minima: 688m
Difficoltá: Difficile
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A cluster of well-preserved historical villages forms the cultural and social heart of the upper Val d’Hérens. Evolène and Les Haudères, the two largest, lie among the low meadows on the valley floor. Three other villages – La Forclaz, La Sage and Villaz – stand on a glacial terrace that makes a sunny balcony about 300 metres higher up, surrounded by pastures. The villages have lovingly restored their characteristic wooden houses and barns, beautifully decorated with flowers. Evolène was voted the prettiest village in French-speaking Switzerland in 2012, and is an official Swiss heritage site – like Les Haudères. Framed by alpine meadows and fragrant forests, they have retained all their historical charm. The pastures that surround the villages are the ancestral home of the stocky black cows of the Herens breed, which take their name from the valley – and have become a symbol of Valais. These combative cows fight naturally in order to establish a hierarchy in the herd; hikers will often see pairs lock horns until one turns tail. Organised fights are a popular attraction for locals and tourists alike; the cows’ Raclette cheese, served melted, is prized throughout Switzerland. Highlights: Historical villages of wooden houses and barns, beautifully preserved Walk on two levels – valley floor and sunny glacial terrace 300 m higher Cultural heart of upper valley: markets with farmers and artisans in traditional costume
Altitudine massima: 1730m
Altitudine minima: 1342m
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This loop offers a chance to discover the authentic villages of the Evolène region. Three distinct sections feature a variety of landscapes and levels of difficulty. The first stretch consists of a fairly steep climb of about 400 vertical metres. This is followed by a shallower but exhilarating descent across the mountainsides, with a final leg along the river of La Borgne.
Altitudine massima: 1729m
Altitudine minima: 1342m
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Questa tappa, a differenza della precedente, conosce solo una direzione: verso il basso. Dalla capanna del CAS Cabane des Becs de Bosson, il percorso di questa breve tappa scende attraverso il Pas de Lona fino all'alpeggio L'A Vieille, poi continua attraverso prati di montagna, nel bosco e passando davanti a Maiensäss Volovron fino alla meta della tappa, Evolène.
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Ai piedi degli scintillanti ghiacciai e delle cime rocciose della Val d'Arolla attraverso boschi, prati e pascoli con una ricca flora. Strada facendo si giunge allo splendente Lac Bleu, non molto lontano dal villaggio alpinistico di Arolla.
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Il Sentiero del passi alpini riunisce in 43 tappe tanti valichi che contano fra i più belli delle Alpi grigionesi e vallesane. Un punto d'attrazione dopo l'altro, dall'altopiano della Greina ai paesaggi montani e lacustri ai piedi dei Dents du Midi.
Paesaggio: Con vista panoramica,Attraverso un passo
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Si segue il corso del fiume Borgne e poi si sale ai cosiddetti villaggi sulle rocce. Nei pressi di Evolène, in un paesaggio protetto, si scoprono le tipiche case, i fienili e le cappelle, con vista sulle montagne e sulla selvaggia Val d'Hérens. Nell’ultimo tratto c’è un sentiero dedicato alla pittura e alla poesia.
Paesaggio: Con vista panoramica
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Escursione tra Les Prixes e La Luette con lo spettacolare ponte sospeso «Grande Combe» di 133 metri, preceduto da una visita a Ossona, sull'altopiano nel cuore della Val d'Hérens: un progetto esemplare per un agriturismo delicato e sostenibile.
Paesaggio: Su un ponte sospeso,Con vista panoramica
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Altitudine massima: 2012m
Altitudine minima: 1371m
Difficoltá: Media
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