Valais Tours & Trips

The Valais region unfolds from Kandersteg base, with spectacular Gemmi Pass trek overlooking 4000m peaks. This eight-day trip includes all meals and regional transport pass at approx. $310 daily, staying at 3-star Seiler's Hotel.

Ski Valais' top resort with access to Mont Fort at 3,330 meters, Savoleyres' family terrain, and Bruson's uncrowded trails. Walk Geneva's cobbled streets and Bourg-de-Four Square before staying at Apartment Fury rez with ski-to-door access and try mountain restaurants like Le Dahu and La Marmotte serving Swiss raclette and fondue.

Take the cable car up to Matterhorn Glacier Paradise at 3,883 meters, Europe's highest cable car station, and check out the Glacier Palace carved 15 meters below the ice. The cogwheel train to Gornergrat gives you panoramic views of Monte Rosa massif and Gorner Glacier, and you'll stay at Peaky Riders Self Check-in Hotel in car-free Zermatt.

Walk from Martigny to Leuk through the heart of Valais wine country, finding Gamay vineyards in Fully and Pinot Noir producers near Salgesch. You'll stay in middle-class hotels with daily breakfast, while your luggage transfers separately along the route. Join a guided wine tour in Sion featuring rare Amigne and Petite Arvine varietals, plus an authentic raclette tasting at Château de Ville, all while hiking through terraced vineyards with views of Mont Blanc.

Trek the 20-kilometer UNESCO World Natural Heritage Aletsch Glacier, descending from the Jungfrau into the Valais mountains. Cross the 160-meter Aspi-Titter suspension bridge and hike through the protected Aletsch Forest with century-old Swiss stone pines. Stay in mountain inns at Belalp, Riederalp, and Fiescheralp with daily luggage transfers included.

This 6-day bike route takes you from Crans-Montana to Brig, following old irrigation channels and passing through mountain villages like Unterbäch and Grächen. Get a 3-hour pass to soak in Leukerbad's Alpentherme thermal baths, and there's great Matterhorn views from the higher trails.

This 8-day trek follows the legendary Walkers Haute Route from Zermatt to Val d'Hérens, crossing high Alpine passes like Europapass and Augstbordpass with daily ascents reaching over 1,000 meters. You'll stay at mountain refuges including Europahütte at 2,265 meters and historic Hotel Weisshorn, with luggage transfers between most accommodations. The self-guided route through the Swiss Alps includes cable car rides from St. Niklaus to Jungu and Grimentz to Bendolla, ending in the traditional village of Evolène.