Price per person in a double room
The offer is valid from the beginning of July until the end of September 2025 (depending on the snow situation in the Saas Valley, even earlier or later bookings possible).
During the summer holidays (18.07.-10.08.2025) only on request.
In Saas-Fee erwartet Sie ein vielfältiges Wander-Paradies mit 350km Wegen. Auf den Wanderwegen geniessen Sie immer wieder neue Perspektiven auf die umliegenden Viertausender – unteranderem auch auf den Dom, der höchste Berg der Schweiz! Ganz bestimmt begegnen Sie dabei auch dem einen oder anderen Murmeltier - den wohl süssesten Dorfbewohnern von Saas-Fee. Lohnenswert ist ein Ausflug mit der höchsten U-Bahn der Welt: die Metro Alpin. Gipfelstürmer haben von hier aus auch die Möglichkeit mit einem Bergführer einer der einfachsten Viertausender in der Schweiz zu besteigen, das Allalinhorn.
Gemsweg (2h30):
From the town centre, walk across the panoramic bridge as far as Grundbiel. Here, follow the irrigation canal as far as the “Gletschergrotte” mountain restaurant. Then continue on the intermediate- difficulty hiking trail to the summit of the Hannig from where you can catch the cable car back to the town centre.
Hinter dem Mittaghorn (3h30):
A popular intermediate-difficulty hiking trail setting off opposite the Felskinn cable car station via the Fee and Chessenjen glaciers to the Egginerjoch.
Summiteer Glacier Trail (4h30):
high-altitude Alpine hike departing from the Felskinn cable car station, via the Chessenjen glacier and the Egginerjoch to the Britannia hut. The way down takes you across the Hohlaub glacier and the Allalin glacier. The route goes over the glaciers, is well-signposted and is easy to negotiate. This hiking route is only suitable for experienced hikers.
A spectacular and challenging stage on the high-altitude trail between Saas-Fee and Grächen. The partly exposed path is secured with wire ropes and requires alpine experience and surefootedness. Breathtaking views down into the Saas Valley and magnificent views of the Fletschhorn, Weissmies and Matterhorn accompany the hike.
The stage is part of the well-known Swiss Tour Monte Rosa and leads along narrow paths, through shady forests and past legendary places such as the Senggboden. After the tree line, a high alpine landscape opens up with views of glaciers, the Weissmies and the Fletschhorn. A tunnel crosses under the Biderbach, where the path used to be impassable due to landslides. The route continues through rocky terrain with views of the Bietschhorn. The wonderful view of the glaciers below the Balfrin invites you to take a break. After about 4 hours you reach Rote Biel, then the trail leads into the Mattertal. Continue past the Stock and Wannenhorn and reach the Hannigalp mountain station. On the descent to Grächen (500 metres in altitude), the view of the Weisshorn - and of course the iconic Matterhorn - is rewarding.
Your stage destination: Grächen, situated at 1600 metres above sea level, is a sunny family holiday village with magnificent views of the Valais Alps.
Over 400 kilometres of signposted hiking paths criss-cross the summer paradise of Zermatt. Relaxed-pace family hikes are just as possible as more dizzying Alpine treks. In the background, like an ever-present companion, the Matterhorn – both fearsome myth and most-photographed icon of the region.
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Prices per person for 6 nights in a double room standard |
CHF 1'625.- |