Relief Maps

Hiking : Refuge d’ Airoz (Refuge d’ Aïroz)

Switzerland Wallis Conthey Conthey

Map of the trail for Refuge d’ Airoz (Refuge d’ Aïroz)

Durée

04:15:05

Distance

12.048 km

Dénivelé

585.0 m

This hiking route takes you through a challenging 12.048 kilometers trek with an elevation gain of 585.0 meters, making it extremely difficult but rewarding for experienced hikers. The trail starts at a parking area at the trailhead where you can leave your vehicle before embarking on the journey. As you make your way through the route, you will come across various points of interest.

Around the 6.02 kilometers mark, you will reach the Refuge d’ Airoz (Refuge d’ Aïroz), an alpine hut where you can take a break and enjoy the stunning mountain views. This is a perfect spot for a rest before continuing on the trail. Approximately 5.31 kilometers into the hike, there is a bench where you can sit and admire the surrounding nature.

Along the way, at a distance of 15.152 kilometers from the start, you will find Le Clair de Lune, a restaurant where you can grab a bite to eat and refuel for the rest of the journey. The restaurant is open from April 15th to November 15th, offering a variety of dishes to satisfy your hunger.

It is important to bring an ample supply of water, snacks, and proper hiking gear for this challenging trek. Make sure to check the weather forecast before heading out and plan accordingly. This out-and-back route offers a challenging yet gratifying experience for hikers looking to push their limits in the beautiful outdoor surroundings.

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