Scopri un mondo di meraviglie alpine con queste dieci straordinarie escursioni accessibili con i mezzi pubblici da Zermatt. Dalle iconiche viste sul Cervino al ponte sospeso Charles Kuonen, che detiene il record, ogni sentiero offre un'avventura unica nel cuore delle Alpi svizzere. Che tu stia cercando un trekking impegnativo lungo il Tour del Monte Rosa o una passeggiata adatta alle famiglie attraverso boschi di larici, la regione di Zermatt ha qualcosa per ogni escursionista.
Le escursioni sono ordinate per tempo di percorrenza, rendendo facile pianificare la tua fuga in montagna da Zermatt. Esplora la mappa per scoprire migliaia di destinazioni e attività, raggiungibili da qualsiasi punto di partenza in Svizzera.
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The edelweiss can be admired at a variety of habitats in the Zermatt mountains. It won’t grow on ground formed of crystalline rock, but it flourishes on calcareous sediments – despite the often harsh conditions. The fleecy hairs help protect the flowers from solar radiation, frost and aridity. The seeds require exposure to frost before they can germinate the following year.Hikers on this trail experience a magical moment on the climb up to Trift as the pinnacle of the Matterhorn emerges unexpectedly from behind a hilltop. Who’ll spot it first? The path then continues to one of Zermatt’s finest viewpoints, at Höhbalmen. The panorama is breathtaking: the north face of the Matterhorn with the Zmuttgrat ridge, the Breithorn, Liskamm and the Monte Rosa massif. Edelweiss: a protected plant Information panels about the plants along the way Between the Gasthaus Edelweiss and the Berggasthaus Trift hotels: edelweiss at eye level (right-hand side) Unusual view of the Monte Rosa massif Possible encounters with Valais Blacknose sheep and Valais Blackneck goats New route: Due to construction work on the Zermatt - Trift route, the Trifthütte is reached via Schweifinen. The hike is extended by around 1.5 hours. Alternatively, you can take the signpost to the left towards Höhbalmen at the start of the hike. Please note that neither the Edelweiss nor the Trift mountain hut will be reached.
22.6 km
1395 m
1395 m
8h 50m
Altitudine massima: 2745m
Altitudine minima: 1602m
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.
308.24 km18498 m18537 m69h 15mAltitudine massima: 3346m
Altitudine minima: 688m
Difficoltá: Difficile
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| Zermatt, Bahnhof (08:32) | |
| 571 (3m) | |
| Zermatt, Spiss (08:35) |
These breathtakingly stunning views of nature were used as orientation points by those responsible for mapping out the path in the villages of St. Niklaus, Grächen, Randa, Täsch and Zermatt to create the Europaweg in 1997. The first stage from Grächen was redesigned in 2021 and now leads on a varied and spectacular route to the Europa Hut above Randa. From here it goes over the suspension bridge – the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the Alps which traverses the Grabengufer. The bridge is 494 m long and 85 m above the chasm below at its highest point. The path then continues in the direction of Täschalp and finally to Zermatt. Herbriggen: Intermediate stage with hotel accommodation Täschalp: cheese and Ziger soft cheese for sale Current information: Due to falling rocks, a diversion is currently in place at Täschgufer. From Bärgji in Randa, the route leads down into the valley to Täsch and then back up to Täschalp.
39.05 km2550 m1882 m13h 30mAltitudine massima: 2347m
Altitudine minima: 1310m
Difficoltá: Difficile
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| Zermatt (08:35) | |
| R40 (13m) | |
| Täsch (08:48) |
The path begins at the Randa train station, where the "Europabrücke" signs point in the correct direction. Through larchwood forests and past the "Hohtschugga" viewing point, hikers reach the "Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge". At 494 m, it is the longest pedestrian suspension bridge in the Alps. It takes almost 10 minutes to cross it and in the middle, swaying walkers are at the highest point: 85 m above the Grabengufer. After crossing, the path continues right back to Randa. As an option, one could make a detour to the Europa hut after the bridge. Suitable for the entire family One may not have a fear of heights The crossing of the bridge is free of charge Viewing point from "Hohtschugga" at 1,749 m The Europa hut (built 1998/1999) stands on stilts The Europa hut is on the Europa path, as the name suggests, and thus also on the Monte Rosa tour.
8.62 km988 m988 m4h 0mAltitudine massima: 2267m
Altitudine minima: 1409m
Difficoltá: Media
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After the adventures of the day before, this eighth leg takes place over several kilometres of gently sloping single track. Start with a steep climb from Randa, then follow the path to the Europaweg and across the Charles Kuonen Bridge, which at 494 metres is the longest suspension bridge in the world. Continue on the Europaweg, which undulates along the Matter Valley and allows you to see more of the Matterhorn with every step. Make sure you stop at the Täsch mountain pasture for a snack before continuing on your way. A steeper slope leads you to Blauherd, with ski lifts providing access to numerous hikes and viewpoints. Head for the Mountain Lodge Ze Seewjinu via the Stellisee and the Grünsee, and enjoy a good shower and a hot meal.
26.61 km1890 m1000 m6h 5mAltitudine massima: 2593m
Altitudine minima: 1403m
Difficoltá: Difficile
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Leg 7 is undoubtedly the most adventurous on the Via Valais. The Turtmann hut is the start of a long ascent to the Schöllijoch, a pass that opens onto the Matter valley (Mattertal). The alpine path leading to the pass is rocky and partially equipped with cables. Follow the Brunegg glacier and below the Barrhorn before reaching the Schöllijoch, which is the most difficult passage of the entire Via Valais in technical terms. Descend with cables and metal steps and head down to the glacier below to join a rocky path. This requires the utmost caution throughout the 2,000 m long descent. Before reaching Randa, the route skirts the hillside and offers a panoramic view of the Matter valley. Finally, below the Weisshorn, the trail ends with a very steep descent to Randa.
19.31 km1186 m2296 m4h 50mAltitudine massima: 3342m
Altitudine minima: 1403m
Difficoltá: Difficile
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| Zermatt (08:37) | |
| R41 (19m) | |
| Randa (08:56) |
The path leads past the lakes of the Stellisee, Grindjisee, Grünsee, Moosjisee and Leisee. Each of these mountain lakes is very different in terms of shape, colour, character and size, and has its own special attraction. The Leisee is good for swimming: children love it. The Grünsee looks out over a rather more rugged landscape, where Swiss stone pines nevertheless manage to grow among the scree and sand. The shores of the Grindjisee are home to rare flowers. And so on – each one promises a unique experience. Appropriate for children from age 6 Reflection of Matterhorn in Stellisee, Grindjisee and Leisee lakes Findeln Glacier moraine Swimming in the Leisee and Grünsee lakes Children’s playground at Leisee, good picnic site
9.76 km165 m454 m2h 30mAltitudine massima: 2584m
Altitudine minima: 2130m
Difficoltá: Media
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| Zermatt (Talstation Sunnegga) (08:40) | |
| 2290 (5m) | |
| Sunnegga (08:45) |
Il percorso da Furi fino al villaggio di Zermatt offre uno splendido e variegato spaccato paesaggistico della regione, il tutto sempre sotto l'occhio del Cervino. Il panorama intatto contornato dalle scintillanti montagne è un vero piacere.
5 km20 m260 m1h 10m
Accessibile: Si
Paesaggio: Con vista panoramica
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| Zermatt GGB (08:48) | |
| 48 (6m) | |
| Findelbach (08:54) |
Privi di vertigini? Speriamo di sì! Questa escursione circolare si snoda attraverso lariceti e porta a un'imponente costruzione da primato: il ponte pedonale sospeso più lungo delle Alpi. Lungo 494 metri, nel punto più alto è sospeso a 85 metri sopra il Grabengufer.
7 km680 m680 m3h 10mPaesaggio: Su un ponte sospeso,Con vista panoramica
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Lungo il sentiero dei 5 laghi si fa una spettacolare escursione tra le montagne di Zermatt: il Cervino si riflette in tre dei laghi di montagna, mentre la vista sulle gigantesche vette è unica. Il sentiero collega i laghi Stellisee, Grindjisee, Grünsee, Moosjisee e Leisee.
11 km380 m660 m3h 15mPaesaggio: Lungo l'acqua,Con vista panoramica
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