From Anzère to Lac de Tseuzier

At the valley station of the gondola, the hiking trail leads with a pleasant incline to the northeast. For a long time, the path now follows the Suone of Sion, which initially runs underground and later continues to the north. The path continues to Les Rousses. The last part of the hiking trail runs along the road, through various tunnels up to the dam. Hikers can either walk through the tunnels or along the Suone. However, the path by the Suone is exposed and accessible via metal ladders. Only for hikers without fear of heights and not suitable for children or dogs.

The return route follows the same path. After the hike, you can return by post bus to the valley station of the mountain railways in Anzère (changing in St. Romain).

We recommend:

Good footwear Weather-dependent clothing: always carry a waterproof vest Headgear Sunscreen Water bottle Picnic Camera Binoculars (optional) Hiking poles (optional) Printout of the hiking trail (click "Print" to download) 

For certain hikes:

Swimsuit

Use of hiking trails and information on this website is at your own risk. Conditions on site may cause route changes. Valais/Wallis Promotion assumes no responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of the information on this website. Assess your own skills and fitness well. Traveling the different routes is always at your own responsibility.

For all hikes:

Carry a map with you. Download the complete description of the hiking trail with a large-scale map by clicking "Print" at the top right of the page. Use only marked hiking trails and follow all signposts and instructions - for your own safety, to protect grazing animals, and in respect of wildlife. Close gates after passing through. Behave considerately towards other trail users, plants, and animals.

For mountain hikes: 

Carry additional sun protection. UV rays at high altitudes can be very strong, even in overcast weather. Plan your hike carefully: consider the required fitness level of all participants, weather forecasts, and seasonal dependencies. Weather conditions can change very quickly and without warning in the mountains. Appropriate clothing and sufficient provisions (food and drink) are very important. In unsettled weather, it is better to turn back early.

For high alpine hikes:

Inform your family about your hiking route. If possible, avoid traveling alone. Do not venture onto glaciers without a mountain guide. Observe warning signs indicating dangers at riverbanks, along watercourses below dams and reservoirs: water levels can rise quickly and without warning.

More information about the destination can be found here: 

Anzère