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I was settled in the high-tech comfort of a Swiss therapeutic bath, caressed by thousands of bubbles, and Michaela, my therapist, had placed a glass of luscious local Rhone wine on the table that spanned my tub. This, clearly, was not a typical spa treatment. It began with a minute grape-seed scrub — skin, juice, and seeds — mixed with a neutral oil. Michaela took her time, methodically rubbing the mixture into nearly every inch of skin. Then she led me to the hydro-shower, where powerful water jets swept away the dregs of the grapes. The bath and the wine came next. She poured another grape extract and olive oil mix into the water, then set the air jets to a soft bubbling. Twenty minutes later, she returned to dry me like a baby, then put me back on the massage table for a superb half-hour back massage using, of course, grape oil hand-pressed by Alpentherme technicians. Perhaps Bacchus himself is the spa director here, I thought. Guests can now walk comfortably from their rooms to the spa in bathrobes. There are many Swiss spa towns, of course, and each tends to specialize. The springs, which were well known to Roman soldiers 2, years ago, emerge from deep in the earth, so the water is very hot, in some cases more than degrees Fahrenheit. The eight strongest springs supply more than 1 m illion gallons of water per day, the largest of which spews out gallons a minute. Curious about the benefits of my grape-intensive therapy, I sought out spa manager Klaus Engel. Grape seeds, he explained, contain substances that destroy free radicals and prevent premature aging of the skin, and strengthen the metabolic, circulatory, and immune systems. The grape-seed-oil massage tones the skin and promotes cell regeneration. Engel gave me a tour of the impressive facilities, then left me at the door to the R omanIrish bath. In fact, the only other entrants were two couples in their 70s. Nevertheless, the recommended two-hour, stage progression through steam rooms and pools of dif erent temperatures was fun, though I — eager to get to the sauna village in the basement — sped through it in 45 minutes. The highlight was a Turkish-style rubdown with soapy water; the nadir, an ice-cold pool. My favorite was a dark, steamy cave under a dome of rough rocks from which a heavy stream of scalding w ater tumbled, creating a fog of steam in a byfoot space. People lolled around its perimeter in two feet of very hot water. New arrivals, their eyes unaccustomed to the darkness, shuf ed their way to an empty spot. Leukerbad sits at the end of a 9-mile mountain road that runs up a steep canyon from the city of Leuk in the Rhone Valley, itself about 15 miles down river from Visp, where the cog train departs for Zermatt. Though summer and fall seem to be the busiest seasons, winter is popular thanks also to a small ski area just a tram ride up the cliffs. The morning I took the Torrentbahn up, eight inches of light powder lay on runs served by a two-stage gondola, a six-seater chair and two surface lifts. For the Alps, it is small, but with 4, vertical feet, it ofers a couple of thigh-burning runs. I headed back down the tram, then crossed town, a minute walk, to a second tram, the Gemmibahn, which accesses a huge high-alpine area of rolling hills and a lake, ideal for sledding, ski touring, and snowshoeing in winter, hiking, and mountain climbing in summer. Instead, I settled into the Wildstrubel Adelboden, a restaurant with plummeting views back to the village and the high mountain peaks south of the Rhone. The owner, Wolfgang Loretan, pointed out two via ferratas on the cliff side just below the restaurant that had my stomach churning with the thought of navigating them, with or without the secure steel cables. When I praised it, Wolfgang chuckled. They burbled about me as I lay in the pool on a metal frame, my thoughts veering back to Roman soldiers garrisoned nearby who would hike up to these waters two centuries ago for some R and R. By , a local entrepreneur, the bishop of Leuk, was charging visitors for the privilege. At the terminal, with 10 minutes to wait for the bus to arrive, I applied my new health-conscious learning in what I considered the most salubrious way possible. A local red, of course. You must be logged in to post a comment. Roger Toll All author posts. Related Posts. Nothing found. Add comment You must be logged in to post a comment. Prev Next.

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In the morning :. From 3. A rich breakfast with homemade bread helps to start the day well and to strengthen for the upcoming tours. During the day :. In the evening :. We cook our overnight guests a rich menu consisting of soup , salad, main course and dessert. If you have a special diet or vegetarian eats, we ask you to inform us one day in advance. On reservation and after agreement we make for you like birthday cakes , receptions etc. We place great emphasis on the use of local products from well known and friendly suppliers. In the morning : From 3. During the day : Our menu of regional dishes like hash browns , cheese slices , homemade soup , cottage plates and much more specialties provides for almost every taste and helps replenish energy stores. Our homemade cakes should not be missing in the deal. V arious cold and hot drinks , Bernese beer and a good selection of Valais wines are also available. Webdesign by: pit team GmbH.

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