Rhone Route
Landschaftspark Binntal - The cycling route runs between Blitzingen and Grengiols through the Binntal landscape park. The regional nature park is famous for its minerals, flora and intact sites. Niederwald, Mühlebach and Ernen are among the most attractive Valais villages.
Rhone Route
Pushing section: 1.5 km Ausserbinn-Hockmatta (historic path through Binnaschlucht gorge).
Beware: busy main roads Mörel–Bitsch (roundabout). Alternative: load on train Fiesch–Brig, please note rail recommendation No. 13.
Season
Mai, June, July, August, September, OctoberRoute-information
- Length
- 50.0 km
- Altitude difference ascent
- 300 m
- Altitude difference descent
- 1000 m
- Time required
- 5 hours
- Level technique
- Middle
- Level condition
- Middle
Arrival
- Starting point
- Oberwald (Altitude: 1368 m)
- Arrival by public transport (stop/station)
- Oberwald, Bahnhof Timetable SBB
- Destination
- Brig (Altitude: 673 m)
- Arrival by public transport (stop/station)
- Brig, Bahnhof Timetable SBB
Documents
The offer is suitable for
- Adults
- Children from 7-12 years
- Children >12 years
- 50+
Contact
Geschäftsstelle Landschaftspark BinntalDorfstrasse 31
3996 Binn
Telephone +41 27 971 50 50
info@landschaftspark-binntal.ch
http://www.landschaftspark-binntal.ch
Rhone Route
Rhone Route
Dorfkapelle von Steinhaus
Die Kapelle der Heiligen Familie steht am idyllischen Dorfplatz von Steinhaus und wurde um 1728 erbaut. Der buntbemalte Altar zeigt die Heilige Familie auf dem Tempelgang nach Jerusalem, begleitet von der Taube des Heiligen Geistes.
Ernen village square
The showpiece of Ernen is the village square (Dorfplatz), around which numerous historic buildings are grouped, e.g. the St. Georg tavern (1535), the "Tellenhaus" (1576) with the oldest Tell frescos in Switzerland or the "Zendenrathaus" (dated 1750).
Gasthaus Jägerheim
Experience Valais with breathtaking views of the Breithorn, in the heart of the Binntal Nature Park. Our rooms are decorated in Valais style and all have a private bathroom.
Hamlet of Hockmatta
The attractively situated hamlet of Hockmatta was first mentioned in 1393 and stands on a once-busy track from Grengiols to Albrun. The few residential and utility buildings encompass an square-like interior, and there is a chapel on its west edge.