Go to the Jungfrau region. Take a train to Interlaken and then take another one to Grindelwald. Awesome mountains, like the famous Eiger, or the Shreckhorn (007).

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Michele G. says :

Jul 28, 2008

Go to Arosa by train (early in the mornig) if you like you can walk to the top or go there by cablecar (the name of the cablecar is "Hörnli-Express") then you can fallow the yellow hiking-sings to Lenzerheide. It's a wonderfull walk! If you like to go to the rothorn top it will take ca. 3.5 hours. Middle-Station of the cablecar rothorn in lenzerheide ca.3 hours and Lenzerheide busstation ca. 4 hours. From the middlestation you have the possibility to take a scooter for dooing the downhill. Wunderfull i swear=)

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Sara A. says :

Sep 29, 2008

Don't miss Soglio and the Bergell, or the Engadin where you should go from Scuol to the Lischana-Hütte , sleep there and the next day, climb the mountain (easy, but u need someone who knows where to go. i did it with 12 years of age) and go down around the mountain, through the galleries to alp uina, it's unice. and of course in the valley of poschiavo are some great hiking tours

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Konrad Z. says :

Sep 14, 2008

Mt. Säntis is offering lots of hiking/climbing-paths and mountain huts where you can eat and sleep in dormitorys or rooms. From mid-Autumn: forget the alps and go to the Jura mountains (great for hiking longer distances) or the Mendrisiotto region.

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Laurent T. says :

Aug 25, 2008

you must see Kandersteg !! Awsome !

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Jon R. says :

Aug 4, 2008

Interlaken not a bad starting point but.... in summer, Go to Fiesch, Wallis up the cable car to Eggishorn to see the altesch Glacier. Also recommended are the hiking trails around Kandersteg.

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Katelijn V. says :

Jul 28, 2008

I think the mountains around Grimentz are great. There are a lot of sleeping facilities on the mountains, it can get roughly cold though. When you go in summer you can still stand in the snow with your feet. The lakes are awesome, they have this icy blue sight, it doesn't look like water at all, it's very special. Enjoy!

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Arne S. says :

Jul 28, 2008

see http://www.wandersite.ch/def_english.html

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Rados V. says :

Jul 27, 2008

Thanks for everyone. I went to Mount Rigi, you go by train to Luzern, by boat over the lake and then by cable car to the mountain itself. You can hike around then. I really recomend this! If you are lazy, old or sick, you can still enjoy since there is train that goes directly to the top!

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Michel Z. says :

Jul 25, 2008

a good site for little trips. walk or whatever http://www.schweizmobil.ch/

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Markus M. says :

Jul 25, 2008

if you want to go a bit off the mainstream track i suggest: http://www.haslital.ch/en/welcome.cfm

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Michael K. says :

Jul 23, 2008

saas fee, valais arosa, graubünden pretty good spots

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Ivan M. says :

Mar 11, 2010

The Piora region in Ticino!! Great scenery, many alpine lakes, many different ways to hike, also the chance to move to the Lukmanier region (it's also worth visiting) or the Gotthard massive (e.g. Furka glacier with its ice cave). Good cheese, wonderful fauna and flora... I really like it!!

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Sophia W. says :

Sep 30, 2008

Thank you all for your answers! I only today received the alert that I received an answer to my question...

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Alexander K. says :

Sep 8, 2008

you have to visit lucerne ! very famous and beautiful city at the lake lucerne ! :-))

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Sophia W. says :

Jul 23, 2008

Go to the Jungfrau: http://www.alpinetraveler.com/alpinehikers/ itinerary1a.html or http://travel.sbb.ch/index.php?module=Pagesetter

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Jennifer H. says :

Aug 25, 2008

Jungfrau Mountain - the top of Europe - is amazing. You travel by train. It's home to the highest post office in the world. And, you can get your passport stamped there to say "the top of Europe." There's also skiing, sledding, husky rides, and an ice palace. Bring your lunch though - food there is extremely expensive.

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Steve H. says :

Aug 11, 2008

www.myswitzerland.com you will find all info there. Official swiss tourism site. more then 200 excursions. My favorite spot. Interlaken. Back packer villa. next to bunjy rafting para.... enjoy

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Jacqueline P. says :

Aug 7, 2008

If its in winter, take warm clothes!! :P

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Esperanza R. says :

Jul 25, 2008

Yeah, watch the electric cow fences. I got zapped stradling one, if you know what I mean.

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Amanda W. says :

Jul 23, 2008

Interlarken

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Andro B. says :

Jul 23, 2008

You can go to any Swiss Mountain destination (almost every famous village has an own train station and easy reachable from any swiss city (Zurich, Berne, Geneva, Basle, etc...) - their they have several hiking suggestions - just go to the local tourist office and take a map of the region - if you are looking for any particular region Zermatt, Interlaken, etc... check the internet page of www.myswitzerland.com - regards

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Sam B. says :

Jul 23, 2008

If you can make the distance go to Chamonix at the base of Mt.Blanc. Its incredible and there is tons to do.

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