The Sentiero dell’olivo (english: Olive Trail) from Gandria – Castagnola is an easy hike und rund 3.3 km long. Along the sentiero dell’olivo, you learn a lot about olives and how they are processed. Fantastic views of the turquoise Lago di Lugano, Monte San Salvatore, and immersion in a Mediterranean village are all part of the program.
The family hike on the Zwärgliweg from Rigi Burggeist to Obergschwend is an easy hike. It goes mainly downhill. The hike along the Zwärgliweg, which is just under 4 kilometers long, takes about 1.5 hours and involves a descent of about 539 meters. As the name suggests, the Zwärgliweg trail has many garden gnomes with pointed hats and other fairy-tale characters to discover. After the hike, enjoy the view and a Gersau cheesecake on the large terrace of Rigi Burggeist.
The hike on the Emmenuferweg from Chappelbodenbrücke via Entlebuch to Schüpfheim is easy and takes 3:15 hours. The stretch from Chappelboden bridge to Entlebuch has impressive flora and fauna. On hot summer days, swimming in the Kleine Emme is possible.
Hiking Jungfraujoch to Mönchsjochhütte and back lasts 1:50h and takes you 200 meters uphill or 200 meters downhill. The Mönchsjochhütte is the highest alpine hut in the Swiss Alps and is located in the middle of the UNSECO Jungfrau-Aletsch World Heritage Site.
The hike from Grindelwald to Kleine Scheidegg is a medium intense hike and takes about 4.5 hours to complete. It’s 10km long and goes 1120 meters uphill and 90 meters downhill. The hike offers stunning views of the north face of the Eiger.
The hike Riffelalp – Zermatt is made for Matterhorn lovers because you get to see the landmark of Switzerland over and over again. In addition, a ride on the famous Gornergratbahn comes with it, and there are several restaurants along the way.
The hike Visperterminen from Visp is an easy hike that leads through countless vine terraces of the highest vineyard in Europe. Amidst green-yellow colored vines, hikers enjoy a spectacular view. Let’s hike to Visperterminen!
At the foot of the highest vineyard in Europe lies the St Jodern Kellerei. A special grape variety thrives in the winery’s own vineyard at 1150 meters above sea level.