Valais Hiking & Trekking Tours

This 10-day Alpine Passes Trail runs from Binntal through Simplon Pass to Visperterminen at 1,378 meters, home to Europe's highest vineyards. Trek to car-free Saas-Fee, cable-ride from St. Niklaus to Boys, then tackle Augstbordpass at 2,894 meters between Grächen and Gruben before finishing in Grimentz with Matterhorn views throughout.

Serious-rated alpine terrain takes you from Saas-Fee through the remote Europahütte to Zermatt across 5 demanding days in Valais. The historic Balfrin High Trail offers zero commercial interruptions, then walk the Europaweg beneath the Weisshorn's 4,506-meter summit. Daily luggage transfers let you hike unencumbered while GPS navigation guides you through Switzerland's dramatic mountain passages.

Rated as serious hiking, this 7-day trek covers Valais's Alpine Passes Trail from Binntal to Grächen, crossing Simplon Pass and ascending from Visperterminen to Saas-Fee. Rugged alpine terrain sits beneath the Dom (4,545m) and Täschhorn, with daily luggage transfers supporting multi-day mountain trekking. GPS data and a SwitzerlandMobility Plus subscription guide you through remote valleys and high passes.

The Chemin du Vignoble winds through Europe's steepest vineyards across 71 km over 4 days, with daily hikes ranging from 12 to 23 km through Fully, Vétroz, and Salgesch in the Valais wine region. You'll walk between Sion's castle-topped twin rocks of Valeria and Tourbillon, taste rare grapes like Amigne and Petite Arvine, and have an evening raclette at Château de Ville.

Walk the Lötschberg south ramp past traditional suonen irrigation channels and cross suspension bridges while checking out viaducts of the historic Lötschberg railway line. Daily treks connect alpine villages including Ausserberg, Belalp, Riederalp, and Fiescheralp, with a mountain hut stay overlooking the Aletsch Glacier's ice masses. This 6-night trip concludes in cozy Bellwald, tucked into the Valais Alps.

This demanding single-day trek covers 19 km through Valais with a tough 1,580-meter climb from Zermatt to Europahütte, crossing the Charles Kuonen suspension bridge along the way. You'll push over the challenging 2,800-meter Meidpass with Mischabel mountains and Cathedral peak views, then drop down through Turtmann Valley to overnight at Cabanne des Becs de Bosson.

The Via Francigena's challenging Alpine stages follow moderate-rated mountain trails from Martigny through the Valais region to the Great St Bernard Pass. Ancient footpaths run along historic irrigation canals, climbing to 2,469 meters before dropping into the wild romantic valley toward Aosta.

Walking paths weave through classic Valais terrain, from pastoral valleys to glacial formations. The well-marked trails wind through alpine meadows and pristine wilderness. A regional pass opens access to secluded valleys and majestic peaks.