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Discover three "Bisses between Anzère and Botyre.
Thanks to the bus line "Botyre-Ayent", you can enjoy a beautiful walk between...
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To irrigate their meadows and growings, the valaisan mountain-dweller went to remote rivers, which took their origin in the glacial period. To bring it where...
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Access: see the St-Léonard map (1.25,000)
From Sion, go to Les Rousses (the road to Rawyl),( a bus is available in summer).From then on,...
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Shortly after leaving Anzère,the path leads you through 3 kilometres of forest, climbing about 400 metres, to a place called La Brune. From here, the...
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Very pretty and easy walk around the resort.
> Difficulty: Easy
> Duration: 0h47
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A hiking tour of 4 or 5 days leaving from Anzère or from the Tzeuzier lake.
The best season for the Tour du Wildhornis from 20th July to the end of...
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This pathway situated near the arrival of the cable car at the summit, is open every day of the week. It is a mixed path combining places with stones, sand,...
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The „bisse“ of Ayent, from the Lienne to Grimisuat, was built in the 15th century. It leaves the steep-walled valley of the Liène ata...
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The Sion bisse, belonging to the town of Sion, was built in 1903. It runs from la Liène above the Zeuzier lake, to la Sionne. The bisse flows...
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An interesting path from Prafirmin to the Chapelle Sainte Marguerite. Constructed before 1430, the bisse du Torrent Neuf or bisse de Savièsewas to...
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A walking excursion, taking 2 days, from the Zeuzier dam, passing through the mountain pass called Eaux Froides before descending down to the mountain shelter,...
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A high altitude mountain path, usually covered in snow until August. It is easy to lose one’s sense of direction in fog or bad...
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Itinerary: path round the lake formed by the Zeuzier dam
Length: 5.5 kilometres
Difference of altitude: rise of 130 metres and corresponding...
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Built in 1453 by the Bishop of Sion the Bisse de Clavau originates from the Lienne and eventually flows into the Sionne. Surrounded by enormous drystones walls...
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