Two sporty people hiking in the high Alps. ©  CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 Manuel Kurth / Gstaad Saanenland Tourismus

Two sporty people hiking in the high Alps.

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Alpine hikes

Challenging alpine hikes up to SAC difficulty scale T4

On these alpine hiking trails, users are asked to take personal responsibility! These paths and their facilities are only checked a few times a year and good judgement is required when walking on old snow fields, in icy conditions or after thunderstorms. Hiking guides or mountain guides are recommended. Those who walk along these paths will discover a completely different mountain world!

Mountain guides
Swiss Alpine Club grading systems
View of the rocky mountain landscape on the Tour du Wildhorn featuring a prominent ridge, steep cliffs, and a wide valley in the background.

Impressive mountain landscape along the Tour du Wildhorn with steep rock formations and panoramic valley views.

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Arpelistock

Sanetsch Kabinenbahn (2048 m ü.M.) - Col du Sanetsch (2252 m ü.M.) - Arpelistock (3036 m ü.M.) - Lauenensee (1380 m ü.M.)
Mountain guide recommended!

Sentier Drudy

Col du Pillon (1546 m ü.M.) - Le Drudy - Cabane de Pierredar (2293 m ü.M.) - Les Diablerets (1163 m ü.M.)
Mountain guide recommended!

The Cabane des Audannes SAC located on the shore of a mountain lake, surrounded by rocky slopes and prominent peaks in a high alpine landscape.

The Cabane des Audannes SAC is beautifully situated beside a mountain lake, surrounded by impressive alpine scenery.

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