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Hiking : Chemin de la Cheurgne

Switzerland Wallis Monthey

Pascal Bourquin

The Chemin de la Cheurgne hiking route is a moderate 4.415-kilometer out-and-back trail with an elevation gain of 338 meters, making it a great option for hikers looking for a bit of a challenge. The trail offers beautiful views and various points of interest along the way.

Starting at the parking area, hikers will pass by a shelter just 0.03 kilometers from the beginning of the trail, offering a nice place to rest or have a snack early on. As you continue, you'll come across a fountain about 0.19 kilometers from the start, providing a refreshing spot to refill your water bottle.

Around the 1.47-kilometer mark, there is a bench where you can take a break and enjoy the surroundings. Further ahead, at 1.69 kilometers from the start, you'll find the Fracette viewpoint, offering stunning panoramic views of the area.

As you reach the midway point of the trail, you'll encounter the Torgon Village information point, providing insight into the local area. Additionally, there are benches scattered along the trail, perfect for taking a moment to soak in the peaceful ambiance.

Near the end of the trail, at 2.21 kilometers from the start, you'll find the Trésors de Torgon et Vionnaz information point and a wayside shrine, adding a touch of history to your hike. Before turning back, don't miss the viewpoint at 2.21 kilometers, offering a breathtaking perspective of the surroundings.

Remember to bring plenty of water, as the trail can be challenging, and always check the forecast before heading out. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or just starting, the Chemin de la Cheurgne trail offers a rewarding experience with its mix of natural beauty and interesting points of interest.