View point: Massa Gorge
At the exit of the upper Massa gorge you find an ideal resting place with little benches and a truly amazing view. In addition to the view over the Rhone valley you can see the lower, narrow section of the Massa gorge, and Wasenhorn, Hübschhorn and Glishorn as well as the Mischabel group are presented in the most attractive way.
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Point of interestRock Glacier «Grosses Gufer»
The active rock glacier «Grosses Gufer» moves downhill several centimeters per year. The rock glacier consists of a mixture o
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Point of interestViewpoint: Grinding Border Brünberg
Traces of the ice age glaciation dominate the landscape of the Lake Grimsel. Clearly visible is the border of glacier grinding tracks, wh
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Point of interestView point: Tilted Rocks (Hohfluh)
The Aar Massif belongs beside the Gotthard, the Aiguilles Rouges / Arpille and the Mont Blanc Massif to the central massifs and forms par
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Point of interestTilted Rocks (Moosfluh)
The Aar Massif belongs beside the Gotthard, the Aiguilles Rouges / Arpille and the Mont Blanc Massif to the central massifs and forms par
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Point of interestView Point: Rock Sagging Great Aletsch Glacier (Aletschji)
The majority of the Aletsch area consists of skewed schists and gneisses of old crystalline which is 1,2 - 2 billion years old. Since the
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Point of interestView Point: Rock Sagging Great Aletsch Glacier (Hohfluh)
The majority of the Aletsch area consists of skewed schists and gneisses of old crystalline which is 1,2 - 2 billion years old. Since the
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Point of interestViewpoint Jegertosse
At the Jegertosse the enormous forces that have worked during the Alpine folding is particularly well visible: the originally horiz
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Point of interestView Point: Folding of the Helvetic nappes at the Bire
A major part of the mountains around Kandersteg consists of sedimentary rock from the primordial ocean Tethys. Thanks to the fossils occu
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