Top Things to do in Fiesch in Valais
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What to do and see in Fiesch in Valais, Switzerland: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Fiesch in Valais, Switzerland including Fiesch-Eggishorn, Hangebrucke Furgangen-Muhlebach, Aletsch Arena, Aletsch Glacier, Gommer Hohenweg, Riederalp, Parco Naturale Alpe Veglia Alpe Devero, Flug-Taxi, Musikdorf Ernen, Lecky-Trail.
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4.5 based on 85 reviews
Admire the full length and vastness of the Great Aletsch Glacier in all its glory – from the Eggishorn, the 2869 m-high viewpoint. Just turn around for a view of the higher peaks: the Mönch, the Eiger, the Jungfrau, the Wannenhorn and the Finsteraarhorn, and to the west the Weisshorn, the Mischabel group with the Dom, and the Matterhorn itself form a breathtaking 360° Panorama. This impressive viewpoint is just a 20-minute journey from Fiesch; the change at Fiescheralp is easy and suitable for those with limited mobility. The Eggishorn is suitable for wheelchairs and prams.
Reviewed By MD76_ASD - Amsterdam
I took the cable cars to Eggishorn mid June. This is off season, but having gone up other tops the weeks and days before and finding well curated facilities (view platforms) with at least a bunch of people, Eggishorn offered a unique experience. Views of the Aletsch Glacier and Mountains were great, even being a bit clouded. But that was not any different on other spots. What made it unique for me are the circumstances. The restaurant was closed (building open, but no one there), no clear viewing platform, everytihng snow covered and most of all: no one ther except for some workers in a helicopter. When they left (helicopter diving head first over the ridge to the glacier) I was there all alone on a snow covered peak! Felt quite different from the other spots.
Probably in high season this will be different and still in off season you might be with a big group (the gondola is big) but give it. try and maybe your experience will be the same.
2. Hangebrucke Furgangen-Muhlebach
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4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By TrevorHall - Market Rasen, United Kingdom
Staying in Blitzingen, we passed this bridge on the train a few times before deciding that we simply had to walk it. What a fantastic structure, and a true experience to walk over it. We disembarked the train, walked across the bridge and up to the chapel in the village. A fantastic settlement that's well worth visiting.
3. Aletsch Arena
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4.5 based on 157 reviews
The Aletsch Arena resorts have much in common: being part of the Alps' first UNESCO World Heritage Site. The views of the imposing 400-metre Valais peaks. Their proximity to the Great Aletsch Glacier, the largest glacier in the Alps. And yet, Riederalp, Bettmeralp and Fiesch-Eggishorn each have their own distinctive character - which means you can find your very own favourite holiday destination in the most liberating nature experience of the Alps.
Reviewed By Panasonic99 - Cape Town Central, South Africa
The view from the Bettmerhorn to the Aletschgletscher (the longest glacier in the Alps) as well as to the famous Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau is magnificent, amazing. Hiking in summer time and skiing in winter time here around is splendid. After that relax in one of the various mountain restaurants with good wine and local food.
4. Aletsch Glacier
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5 based on 223 reviews
Europe's largest glacier, a UNESCO World Heritage site, surrounded by geological glacial featured landscapes and Alpine flora and wildlife.
Reviewed By TryppAdams - Minneapolis, Minnesota
There are some great views of the start of this glacier from the Sphinx or Jungfraujoch at the Top of Europe. If had more time in Switzerland, it would have been great to head south and catch a better view of the glacier from Eggishorn or Bettmeralp, but I was on a pretty tight timeline so just enjoyed the amazing glacier from the Top of Europe.
5. Gommer Hohenweg
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5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Chris K - London, England, United Kingdom
The Gommer Hohenweg is a trail along the north side of the Goms Valley in Switzerland, from Oberwald to Bellwald - not really an attraction in itself.
The path is at about 1500m altitude, while the valley is at 1000m to 1200m. The path is long enough that you should allow 2-3 days to walk the full length, though you are more likely to take longer over a variety of circular walks in the same valley. By alpine standards it is not a "high" path at all, but it still requires a bit of a climb to get to it from the villages where the hotels and restaurants are.
The walk is very pleasant, you can pick up walk routes from local hotels and tourist informations, or online route suggestions, or you can get the relevant 1:25000 scale maps and make your own walks. The route is well-marked and maintained and though there are some steep sections that require some confidence there is no scrambling required. We went in summer, but it is probably also a viable route in most of spring and autumn. Take advice before trying to walk it in winter when it will inevitably be heavily snowed.
6. Riederalp
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4.5 based on 111 reviews
Reviewed By Spangeli77 - Siem Reap, Cambodia
A small electro buggy brought our 2 suitcases from the station to the hotel riederhof. (Company ANDREAS TRANSPORTE). Distance: 300meter (900feet). 2minutes to drive. Cost: Amazing SFR. 35.00 !! This transport company is running the whole vacation experiance!Thank you for your message. We regret that you have had a negative experience during your holiday stay. We will forward your message to the responsible transport company. Best regards Aletsch Arena AG Monika König
7. Parco Naturale Alpe Veglia Alpe Devero
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5 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By Fareeda E - New York City, New York
We made the mistake of using Google maps to navigate to the Park - don't do it. The road leads you to Baceno and ends there. We backtracked to Varzo and tried to get to the Park from there. That access road is narrow, windy and pretty much runs through people's houses. Not for the lighthearted or the motion sick.
Great vistas along the way, once you make it to the road. Word to the wise, however, its probably best to let the locals pass you as they are well-versed with the curves and comfortable going much faster than a new person would.
8. Flug-Taxi
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5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Alpine_Penguin - Swiss Alps, Switzerland
A number one thing to do when in Fiesch! Great area to fly, very friendly pilots and attractive costs for the flights. A very trustful and fair company. After landing, don't miss out the Hamburger on their own little patio and watch the other gliders...MoreThank you very much. Was a lot of fun having you fly with us.
9. Musikdorf Ernen
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5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Michaela W - Burton upon Trent, United Kingdom
Lovely village in the Wallis part of Switzerland. Has everything you need (including a vet), yet still remains quaint.
10. Lecky-Trail
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5 based on 3 reviews
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