Lac de Châteaupré
Lac de Châteaupré is a calm alpine lake in the Arolla valley, surrounded by meadows, larch forest, and steep glacier-fed peaks.
Lac de Châteaupré is a small alpine lake located in the upper Vallon de Réchy, a protected natural area in Valais. The lake sits on a quiet high-altitude plain surrounded by gentle grassy slopes, wetlands, and pockets of rocky terrain. The environment around it is known for its biodiversity — small streams, alpine flowers, and open meadows that attract wildlife, especially birds and marmots.
Access is typically via hiking trails that cross the plateau, making the lake a calm stopping point rather than a major destination. The water is clear, the landscape is open, and the area offers a peaceful, undisturbed atmosphere. It’s a simple, natural setting ideal for hikers looking for a quiet place to rest while exploring the Vallon de Réchy.
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Climbing
Via Ferrata Moiry Grimentz
Via Ferrata Moiry is an exposed, high-alpine route above the Moiry Dam, offering steep ladders, airy traverses, and unforgettable glacier views — an adventurous climb set in one of Val d’Anniviers’ most dramatic landscapes.
- Difficulty
- C
- Length
- 200m
- Total
- 1h
Via Ferrata Evolene
Striking alpine via ferrata clinging to a compact, steep cliff above the village of Evolène
- Difficulty
- D/E
- Length
- 310m
- Total
- 2h
Via Ferrata du Belvédère
Moderately difficult route, offering one of the most beautiful views over the Rhône Valley.
- Difficulty
- B
- Length
- 120m
- Total
- 1h
Bramois
A renowned limestone climbing area near Sion, offering sport and multi-pitch routes for all levels.
- Routes
- 160
- Difficulty
- 3 - 7
- Length
- 30m
Lake
Lac de Châteaupré
Lac de Châteaupré is a calm alpine lake in the Arolla valley, surrounded by meadows, larch forest, and steep glacier-fed peaks.
Lac de Moiry
Lac de Moiry is a high-alpine reservoir glowing with glacier-blue water, surrounded by sharp peaks,
Lac des Dix
High-altitude reservoir in Val d’Anniviers, Switzerland, framed by glaciers and peaks, known for its turquoise water and the towering Grande Dixence Dam.
Nature
Garde de Bordon
It’s a solid high-alpine objective that offers strong panoramic views without technical mountaineering.
- Altitude
- 3310m
Pointe du Tsaté
Well-marked summit in Val d’Hérens, sitting between the Moiry and Arolla valleys. The hike typically starts from the Lac de Moiry side or from Les Haudères, depending on the route. The path leads through alpine pastures, rocky slopes, and a final scree section that is steady but manageable for most experienced hikers. From the summit, […]
- Altitude
- 3078m
Mountains
Corne de Sorebois
From the summit, climbers and hikers can enjoy extensive views over nearby valleys and glaciers.
- Altitude
- 2896m
Mountain
Paragliding
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