Switzerland Wallis Saint-Maurice
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This hiking route takes you through a stunning area with breathtaking views and challenging terrain. The trail is a circular route with a total distance of 11.265 kilometers and an elevation gain of 991.0 meters, making it a difficult hike that will test your endurance and strength.
You will start your journey at the parking area located at the beginning of the trail. As you make your way along the path, you will come across various points of interest that will enhance your hiking experience.
At around 1.26 kilometers from the start, you will reach "La Gouile," a beautiful water feature that provides a perfect spot to rest and take in the surrounding nature. Further along the trail, at 1.66 kilometers, you will find the "Refuge de Valerette," a shelter where you can take a break and refuel before continuing your adventure.
As you continue on, you will encounter the "Dent de Valère" peak at 3.55 kilometers into the hike, offering stunning panoramic views of the area. Another peak, "Dent de Valerette," can be found at 1.48 kilometers from the start, providing even more breathtaking sights.
For those looking for a thrill, the "Chindonne" takeoff site for free flying is located right at the beginning of the trail, as well as another takeoff site at 0.0 kilometers.
To replenish your water supply, a drinking water point is situated at 2.49 kilometers into the hike, ensuring you stay hydrated throughout your journey. Additionally, at 5.6 kilometers from the start, you will reach the "Refuge de Chalin," an alpine hut where you can rest and recharge while enjoying the tranquility of the mountain surroundings.
It is important to come prepared for this challenging hike by bringing plenty of water, snacks, and proper hiking gear. Checking the weather forecast before setting out is also recommended to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Overall, this circular hike offers a rewarding challenge for outdoor enthusiasts seeking to explore the beauty of the natural landscape and test their hiking abilities.