Panorama trail Stand (Moosalp)

The start and finish point is the Moosalp. From the Moosalp, you pass the alp barn and head out into the beautiful nature of the high plateau. The path is flat, starting wide and then becoming increasingly narrow. There are many routes to reach the first point, the Stand. This viewpoint is one of the most visited places on the Moosalp and offers you a wonderful panoramic view of the region. Then it goes gently downhill to the Bonigersee. At the beginning of summer, this is a proper lake; afterwards, the term bog is more appropriate. After the Bonigersee, the path continues downhill to the Breitmattsee. This is a small lake beautifully situated and perfect as a photo spot. After the Breitmattsee, it continues downhill to the Breitmatte. This is a large clearing in the vast forest area of the Moosalp region. Upon reaching the large stone house at the Breitmatte, turn left towards Ledi. The path continues gently downhill before turning left uphill again at Ledi towards the Bürchneralp. Here, the mountain restaurant Panorama invites you to enjoy a fine raclette, before you tackle the last stretch to the Moosalp.

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Sturdy footwear, provisions, and water

The viewpoint “Stand” is also easy to reach in winter with snowshoes.

Guests from the north travel through Bern via the Lötschberg (car shuttle), from the east and south via the Furka or Simplon pass (or car shuttle). From the west, you reach the Moosalp region via Lausanne, along the Rhône valley to Turtmann, Visp. The Moosalp can be reached from Visp via Bürchen or via Stalden-Törbel.

Bus connections: Visp - Bürchen - Moosalp | Visp - Stalden - Törbel - Moosalp

There is a parking lot.

In the summer months, around 150 Eringer and dairy cows are grazed on the Moosalp. Every day at 5:00 pm, they are driven into the barns. A spectacle you should not miss.