Mountain peaks around Grône offer extensive mountainous terrain and views within the Swiss canton of Valais. Grône, situated on the left bank of the Rhône at the foot of Mont Noble, provides access to diverse alpine landscapes. Its territory extends into the surrounding mountains, presenting opportunities for outdoor activities. This region is characterized by prominent peaks and valleys, including the protected Vallon de Réchy.
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Beautiful ridge path from La Brinta to Roc d'Orzival
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The hike from Lac de Moiry to Col de Torrent is great and the descent to Evolène is largely rideable. Top tip!
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When planning your trip, always keep the post buses in mind. You can easily travel to the reservoir (from Zinal) or from La Sage to Arolla, for example, by post bus. As always, take a break on the pass and take your time. When there are clouds, there are always windows where they break away and reveal a wonderful view.
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The impressive view of the summit parade from the Matterhorn to Mont Blanc and a particularly diverse range of activities throughout the year are the assets of the two twin towns. Five idyllic swimming lakes, spicy-smelling mountain forests, the extensive network of hiking trails or a cozy fondue evening in a rustic restaurant are examples of family-friendly, nature-oriented Crans-Montana. With 177 kilometers of marked trails, two downhill routes and the Kona bike park, the mountain biking offer in Crans Montana is excellent. The place is a popular starting point for training rides for cyclists.
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From La Brinta to Roc d'Orzival the distance on the ridge is almost 3.5 km All difficult passages near the rocks are secured by chains. On one side of the ridge is the busy Val d'Anniviers and on the other side the small, uninhabited side valley of Val de Réchy. The Vallon de Réchy is a strictly protected nature reserve. The highlights of the valley are the raised moor of Ar du Tsan with its waterfall, the mountain lake Le Louché and the numerous wild animals which live there in complete tranquility.
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Col de Torrent 2916 m Mountain and alpine hiking This is another good, big pass that leads from the Val d’Hérens into the Val de Moiry. It lies on a high, wide ridge between Pointe du Prélet and Sasseneire. The path is very attractive and offers a great panorama.
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Don’t forget the blueberry pie 😚
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Visitors to Grône frequently enjoy the panoramic views from Hotel Weisshorn, a hut known for its scenery and famous blueberry pie. The settlement of Tignousa is also a popular starting point, offering direct access to ski slopes, MTB routes, and hiking trails via its cable car station. For a more challenging experience, Col de Torrent provides impressive views with lakes and glaciers as a backdrop.
Yes, the area around Crans-Montana is particularly family-friendly. Located on a sunny plateau, it offers a diverse range of activities including five idyllic swimming lakes, mountain forests, and an extensive network of hiking trails suitable for families. It's known for its nature-oriented experiences.
The region boasts diverse natural beauty. The Vallon de Réchy, an integral mountainous area within Grône, is a protected and untamed landscape featuring natural streams, serene mountain lakes like Lac du Louché, and extensive blanket mires. You can also observe Ice Age characteristics such as glacial knobs and moraines. From peaks like Mont Noble and Roc d'Orzival, you'll witness spectacular panoramas of the Valais valley and surrounding high peaks.
For experienced hikers seeking a challenge, the ascent to Roc d'Orzival offers demanding routes with narrow paths and steep sections. The La Brinta Ridge, leading from Roc d'Orzival, is also noted for its narrowness and occasional scrambling, providing exhilarating views. The climb to Col de Torrent from Les Haudères is quite steep, though the trail is not overly technical.
The Vallon de Réchy, being a wild and unspoiled area, offers excellent opportunities for wildlife observation. Hikers have a good chance of spotting local animals such as chamois and ibexes, especially during quieter times. The diverse terrain around Mont Noble also provides habitats for various wildlife.
Yes, the region offers excellent mountain biking opportunities. Tignousa, accessible by cable car, provides direct access to MTB routes. Additionally, Crans-Montana features 177 kilometers of marked trails, two downhill routes, and a bike park. You can find more detailed routes in the MTB Trails around Grône guide.
Popular hiking routes include tours around the Mont-Noble massif, such as a 16.9 km loop from Mase to Lac de Louché and back, offering significant elevation gain and stunning alpine views. Numerous trails also traverse the Vallon de Réchy, including a popular loop to Lac du Louché. For more options, explore the Running Trails around Grône guide, which includes various walking paths.
Absolutely. The region around Grône is well-suited for cycling. Crans-Montana is a popular starting point for training rides, with the Col de Crans-Montana even reserved exclusively for cyclists during certain events. You can discover various routes, including those with views of the Valais Vineyards, in the Cycling around Grône guide.
The Vallon de Réchy is unique because it's one of the last side valleys in Valais not accessible by paved roads, preserving its wild and unspoiled character. It's a protected area rich in biodiversity, featuring natural streams, serene mountain lakes like Lac du Louché, and rare plant species in its blanket mires. It's an ideal destination for those seeking tranquility and untouched nature.
Visitors frequently highlight the stunning panoramic views, especially from spots like Hotel Weisshorn and Col de Torrent. The diverse range of outdoor activities, from challenging hikes to family-friendly trails, and the preserved natural beauty of areas like the Vallon de Réchy are also highly appreciated. The komoot community has shared over 30 photos and given more than 200 upvotes, reflecting a strong positive experience.
Yes, several areas offer convenient access via cable cars. Tignousa is located directly at the mountain station of a cable car, providing easy access to various trails. The Crêt-du-Midi mountain, which offers magnificent panoramic views, can also be reached by gondola from Vercorin, serving as a gateway to the Vallon de Réchy.


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