Schlosshotel - Self Check-In Hotel

The starting point of this hike is in Brig at the cemetery and leads along the Saltina River. It moves along the chain path in the direction of the Saltina Gorge and offers great views of the Stockalper Castle along the way. The gorge of steep mountain flanks and boulders gives the gorge at the foot of the Simplon Pass a wild and natural touch. From the Saltina gorge it then goes down on other paths near the Wickertkreuzweg back to Brig.

The route goes from the towns of Brig and Visp to the car-free, world-famous mountain village of Zermatt in the Swiss canton of Valais. A place that combines culture, sport and nature with its traditional village, its ski area, its hiking and mountain bike trails in an incredible region where the Matterhorn is located.

This route, which is very well suited for a tour by bike, begins in Brig. First it leads to Rosswald and then through open terrain to the Salischpass at 2564m where you can pedal pretty hard. Then it goes down to Binn and then on to Grengiols and from there you move along paved roads down to Brig. It is a terrain, partly rocky, without much shelter, where you are exposed to the sun, especially in summer. So please don't forget to bring adequate sun protection and water.

The trail starts in Brig and then you hike through the alpine town and then out of town. You come through the Gantertal and follow the course of the Taferna river up to the Simplon Pass. You come up to 2005m and can treat yourself to a break in Kulm. This trail can be a bit muddy after a few bad weather days.

Great hike via several bisses with views of the Rhone Valley and its river. The route starts in Brig in Upper Valais and goes in the direction of Visp via Mund, crosses Eggeberg and ends in Aussberg. The paths are great and nature is omnipresent with a lot of forest and mountains that are everywhere. Parts of the route are rather steep but always just a pleasure.