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JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. From Great Aletsch Glacier, Zermatt to Leukerbad; marvel at awe-inspiring peaks, scenic mountain landscapes, wildflowers, suspension bridges, and historical homes that dot the landscape on this 8-day hiking Swiss Alps adventure as you walk to unearth the very best of the region. Begin at the historical town of Brig, with a warm reception at the Hotel Stockalperhof. Venture into the Valais region, walking the monumental Aletsch Glacier featuring colourful fauna, and a magnificent glacial lake. Trek across the Edelweiss Trail in Zermatt to behold its guarded flowers and panoramic views of Matterhorn's Northside. Explore the glacial trail, passing through the eye-catching alpine landscapes of Wildstrubel massif to Lammeren mountain refuge. Behold the iconic Behold the iconic Golden Statue of Mary at the Italian border with astonishing views of the angelic Monte Rosa and the lake around the Monte-moro trails. Hike to the panoramic Malig with sensational views of the Saastal Valley and be lucky to spot the symbolic ibex wild goats. Trek to the wild Almagellertal, through part of the alpine flower trail and two suspension bridges to arrive at the Almagellertal adventure trail. Walk through the captivating glaciers of the Saas and Mischabel ranges, stopping by Langfluh hut to capture more of the neighbouring beauty before heading back to Brig for departure. This package includes 7 nights accommodation in luxury hotels on a twin-share basis. Meals and activities are specified in the itinerary. This is a self-guided tour offering you the freedom to walk and explore at your own pace in whichever order you choose. Retain pleasant memories of a sensational walking and trekking odyssey, traversing the great Swiss Alps of the Valais region. Behold nature's pristine marvels and relish tastes of tantalising cuisines paying homage to Swiss traditions. Dates or itinerary don't fit? We are specialising in bespoke 'tailor-made' luxury or private journeys. Please contact us for a 'tailor-made' itinerary for your perfect adventure. Arrive at Brig, the iconic and historic alpine town of Valais, in the heart of Southern Switzerland. The town which is on the foothill of the elegant Simplon Pass is also at a strategic junction on the glacier express, making it a perfect vista to a world of adventures in the regions of Zermatt and Saas-Fee. The family-run Hotel Stockalperhof will absorb you into its exquisite interiors for the night as you settle down for a busy day ahead. This hotel will host you for the next three nights and is in proximity with the areas we'll explore. While here, enjoy a sumptuous dinner at one of the hotel's four restaurants where regular and seasonal menus pamper guest's palates and the collection of wines exposes your taste buds to pleasant surprises. After dinner, proceed to admire the alluring atmosphere of the restaurant which is socially stimulating for making great friendships. If time permits, relax on the garden terrace to soak in the Valais breeze and sip cocktails at the bar. Afterward, retreat into a lavishly furnished room, admire the picturesque mountains and vibrant city from your window, have a warm soothing bath, enjoy all contemporary amenities present, and rest on a cosy bed with the next day's adventure in mind. Wake up to the brisk, dazzling sun rays of Valais, get prepped up, and begin the day with a delectable breakfast that sets you up for the adventure at hand. Today, our Valais expedition begins with a walk to the Great Aletsch Glacier, the largest glacier in the Alps, framed by 4,metre peaks. The glacier is characterised by everlasting ice, a crooked ice tongue, fascinating alpine flora, and a picturesque lake that may take your breath away for some moments, marking your first boost of ecstasy on the adventure. To begin this spectacular walk, take a train to Betten Valley which is a takeoff point for all alpine hiking trails here, and enjoy a short cable car ride that brings you to Bettmerhorn. From here, it is a glorious descent down a soft trail that leads you to Gletscherstube mountain hut, flooding your sights with captivating views of the Great Aletsch Glacier as you approach it with every step. However, please note that this path is a tunnel created out of a rock and the route takes approximately 20 minutes. Keep a touch light in handy as it can be pretty dark inside. Today, a delicious breakfast sets the pace for our sensational trek into one of the most picturesque sceneries in Valais. We embark on the Edelweiss Trail that leads to Zermatt, a remarkable village in Switzerland easily conspicuous for its glaciers, amazing waterfalls, the iconic Edelweiss flowers, the adorable Valais black horse sheep, and more importantly, the backdrop of Matterhorn. Along the trail, you can find Edelweiss flowers, heavily guarded in their jaw-dropping beauty, nestled in the alpine pastures. The Edelweiss Flower holds significant value in Switzerland as the country's national flower and also the official flower of Italy, Romania, Slovenia, Australia, Mongolia, and Bulgaria. From the trail, climb up to Trift through a steep path marked by waterfalls, shrubbery, and trees. The climb rewards you with a surprising view of the distant Matterhorn, imposing its staggering frame behind the hilltop. The views are magical and you might want to keep a camera in handy to capture them. Today, our delectable and hearty breakfast ritual is the opener for another thrilling trek to the Glacier Trail. Journey to the Lammeren mountain refuge, where you are met with astonishing views of the Valais Alps that seamlessly engrave themselves in your heart. The journey is an exhilarating hike that uncovers the bodacious rocky alpine terrain on the foot of Wildstrubel massif. The route courses through the Lammerenboden plateau from Gemmi Pass, featuring cracked calcareous and medium-grade metamorphic rock. Arriving at Glacier Trail, which is a creation by the Warden of Lammeren hut in concert with the University of Bern, you'll find numerous information stations detailing the geography essence, biology, and highlights of this peculiar landscape. A brochure is also available for more information on the theme trail. If you are lucky enough, you could sight some of the Ibex that converge around the hut. Numerous trails are available to explore the landscapes and behold the wonder of a region with some of the world's most dramatic geographies. Accommodation for the night and the next four days is at the Hotel Allalin, an elegant 4-star hotel in the mountain resort Saas-fee, where class, hospitality, beauty, and magic fuse seamlessly. Relax in any of its contemporary and cosy superior rooms, replete with modern amenities and offering views of the Saas mountains. Enjoy luscious meals at the restaurant Walliserkanne with a candle-lit setting, where daily and seasonal menus stun your palates with culinary sensations. A sauna is available for you to relax and recreate, and there's a bar to enjoy cocktails, make acquaintances and unwind before retiring to bed. Awaken by the sounds of nature, and savour a delightful breakfast, the fuel for an unforgettable trek. Today's walk begins at Mattman Dam. You will marvel at its height and crest elevation as we head to Monte-Moro Pass, the Swiss-Italian border. Kick off on the trail from the dam crest toward the south to Dischtelalp, bending around a lake that leads to Monte Moro Pass, with views of the majestic Golden Statue of our Lady Mary, rising at every step. Arriving at the border, Virgin Mary's Golden Statue greets you from its exalted spot on a rock as she looks beneath, and appears to be watching over the pass while scintillating views of Monte Rosa's east side complement your fascination. Satiated with enough wonders for the day, retreat to the dam and follow the path that leads to the bus stop for a short bus ride back to your hotel in Saas-Fee. Today begins with a hearty breakfast, and your walk gathers momentum, inching to more exhilarating heights and mind-blowing adventures. Take the most convenient means to begin the Ibex Trail hike by using a gondola lift to Hannig. From here, the hike begins across a woodland path to the panoramic Malig at 2, m 8, m , with a chance to spot the wild Ibex goats and their pronounced curvy horns. The hike incorporates lavish and wondrous views of the Saas Valley and the 4, m 13, ft peaks at the backdrop of Saas-Fee, including the glacier-filled Mischabel massif. The Dom, or summit of Mischabel Massif, is Switzerland's highest peak and the seventh highest in the Alps. Note that the hike will include crisscrossed paths, and will alternate between rocky and wooded terrains, making it more physically demanding. However, the reward in breathtaking views of an ancient glacier, a chance to get up close to the wild ibex goats, and the dumbfounding geography that meets the eye, more than compensates for the physical stress. The penultimate day of your adventure offers you mind-blowing views along the Saastal Valley, the picturesque valley of river Saaser Vispa, towards the glacier-filled Mischabel Massif. Follow the trail leading to Triftgratji Ridge, where astounding views of Mattman Valley and beyond greet your gaze. The journey exposes you to a part of the alpine wildflower trail featuring around flower species before proceeding into the wild Almagellertal. Crossing two hanging footbridges 60 and 40m long ends the Almagell Adventure Trail and down a steep path across the rock face. Today, enjoy your last sumptuous breakfast, and if you still have time, embark on a short walk through the magnificent glaciers of the Saas and Mischabel ranges, complemented by views towards the Dom. Spellbound by the majestic beauty of this walk, you may want to relax for a while to capture more of the region's sight, and the Langfluh hut is one place to satiate this desire. The hut is a restaurant where you have a great lunch or simply relax on the deck chairs to sunbathe. While returning to Saas-Fee, you may be lucky to spot some bodacious marmots on the path. You could also decide to recline back at the Alpine hotel if you've had enough trek for the week, soak in the ambiance, bid farewell to new acquaintances, and join your departing flight, leaving Brig to continue your onward travel. NOTE: This itinerary is provided as an example only — prevailing conditions and local arrangements may cause variation. Please contact us for private departures and group bookings. Single Supplement is available on request. Major commercial flights provides convenient access to Zurich. Joining location starts at your hotel in Brig. We recommend train to Brig station and your start hotel is approximately 5 minutes walk from the station. Weather in the Swiss Alps, while generally sunny and mild in the summer, can quickly change. A typical day begins with clear blue skies, but by late afternoon, showers, cold temperatures or heavy mist can occur. The mountain passes especially can be windy and cold. 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Occasionally there are optional ascents available; in this case, the grade will be highlighted. Onlyluxe Travel acts as travel agency and work with different tour operators. Payment Detail All pricing is in Australian dollars and are quoted on a per person twin share basis. A supplementary price is available see below. Bookings are not confirmed until full payment and the signed Booking Form has been received by Onlyluxe Travel. If a booking is made 90 days or less before departure, the full payment is payable immediately. Last minute bookings are payable before arrival. Failure to pay on time may result in automatic cancellation of a booking with cancellation penalties payable to Onlyluxe Travel. If you pay by credit card or PayPal a surcharge will be added to the total price. Single Supplement All accommodation is twin share. Single guests will share with someone of the same gender. If a single room is demanded, a supplementary price of will apply. 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Trip Highlights Trek to the legendary home of Matterhorn in Zermatt, and spot the wild Swiss ibex Enjoy the amenities of two 4-star hotels with comfortable rooms, stunning ambiance, and amazing meals Walk along well-marked trails to discover dramatic glaciers, scenic valleys, wildflowers, imposing peaks, and fascinating lakes Behold the iconic Statue of Virgin Mary at the Italian Border and views of Monte Rosa. Cross architectural masterpieces in suspension bridges and behold stunning views of the colossal m peaks Stay and bask in the magical ambiance of the historic old town of Brig and the magical mountain town of Saas-Fee. What's Included 7-night accommodation in luxury hotels on a twin-share basis All breakfasts Management by your local Headwater-appointed agent Headwater navigation app. Hotel Stockalperhof, Brig. Approx 15 km 9. Hotel Allalin, Saas-Fee. Number of People Please choose number of people. Availablity : Every Days. Select Booking Date. Book Now. Partial Payment. Select Installment 2 Installment. Installment Due Date Amount. Walking Levels. The walking level on this trip is rated Level 3 Moderate. Other Information. You May Also Like. Trek to the legendary home of Matterhorn in Zermatt, and spot the wild Swiss ibex Enjoy the amenities of two 4-star hotels with comfortable rooms, stunning ambiance, and amazing meals Walk along well-marked trails to discover dramatic glaciers, scenic valleys, wildflowers, imposing peaks, and fascinating lakes.

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