Excursions 
Summer mountain tips
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Tip 21: Allalin (Valais)
From 3,454m to 4,027m in two hours - the ascent of the Allalinhorn is
short and simple with a guide, but still an incredible alpine
experience.
Tip 22: Zermatt (Valais)
No other mountain is quite as photographed as the Matterhorn - the
views from the "five lakes route" are some of the most popular.
Tip 23: Emosson (Valais)
Between Martigny and the Emosson reservoir, travel on no fewer than
four different forms of mountain transport - including the world record
holding funicular from Le Châtelard.
Tip 24: Nendaz (Valais)
Scorched by the sun and often difficult to access, the slopes of the
Valais are irrigated by "Suonen" water channels.
Tip 25: Oberhasli (Bernese Oberland)
A little bit of Nepal in Switzerland, this spectacular rope suspension
bridge takes intrepid hikers across the Trift valley to the mountain
hut on the other side.
Tip 26: Schynige Platte. (Bernese Oberland)
The Schynige Platte offers a front-row seat from which to admire the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.
Tip 27: Oeschinensee (Bernese Oberland)
Wild and romantic - the remote Gastern Valley above Kandersteg is worlds away from modern-day life.
(Central Switzerland)
All of Central Switzerland lies at her feet; among her many charms is Europe's first-ever mountain railway. The Rigi is more than a day out: she is a legend.
Tip 29: Titlis (Central Switzerland)
At 3,020m, Mt Titlis is the highest summit accessible by cable car in Central Switzerland - and the trendiest too.
Tip 30: Entlebuch (Central Switzerland)
The high moors of the Entlebuch are so beautiful that UNESCO has
declared them a World Natural Heritage Site.
