Lac de Ténéhet
Set among open meadows and rocky slopes, offering calm views and an easy stop along nearby mountain trails.
Lac de Ténéhet is a small alpine lake located in the Val d’Anniviers region of Switzerland. It sits in a quiet, open basin surrounded by scattered rocks, and higher ridgelines. The area is accessible via mountain trails and is often visited as part of longer hikes toward nearby peaks and passes. The lake offers clear water, calm surroundings, and unobstructed views of the surrounding alpine terrain, making it a peaceful stop for hikers exploring this part of the valley.
Around this place
Climbing
Rawyl
One of the top limestone climbing areas in Valais, set above the turquoise waters of Lac de Tseuzier with routes for all levels.
- Routes
- 253
- Difficulty
- 4 - 9
- Length
- 90m
Sanetch Barrage
Technical limestone routes above the turquoise waters of Lac de Sanetsch — a hidden gem for alpine sport climbing.
- Routes
- 21
- Difficulty
- 3 - 5
- Length
- 30m
Cabane de Prarochet
A high-alpine climbing spot beside the Prarochet hut, offering sharp limestone and glacier views.
- Routes
- 12
- Difficulty
- 3 - 5
- Length
- 30m
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 Ténéhet
Set among open meadows and rocky slopes, offering calm views and an easy stop along nearby mountain trails.
Lac de Tseuzier
Lac de Tseuzier is a quiet alpine reservoir in Valais, known for its emerald water, surrounding forests and cliffs, and easy access to scenic hiking trails.
Sanetschsee
A turquoise alpine lake beneath towering limestone cliffs — the hidden heart of the Sanetsch Pass.
Lac de Derborence
A tranquil alpine lake nestled beneath cliffs and forests — perfect for hiking, wildlife spotting, and reflection.
Mountains
Wildhorn
A classic alpine peak rising above the Bernese Alps, offering glacier routes, panoramic ridges, and breathtaking views from 3,248 meters.
- Altitude
- 3248m
Arpelistock
A panoramic alpine summit on the Bernese–Valais border, known for its glacier routes and stunning views across the western Alps.
- Altitude
- 3036m
Sommet des Diablerets
A vast glaciated summit linking Vaud, Valais, and Bern — one of the giants of the western Swiss Alps.
- Altitude
- 3210m
Mountain pass
Rawil Pass
A historic high-mountain pass linking Valais and Bern, surrounded by lakes, limestone cliffs, and panoramic hiking trails.
- Altitude
- 2429m
Sanetsch Pass
A breathtaking alpine pass between Valais and the Bernese Alps, where rugged cliffs meet turquoise lakes.
- Altitude
- 2252m
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