Summer mountain tips
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Tip 41: Göscheneralptal Valley (Central Switzerland)
Away from the motorway and up into the wild - the unspoilt mountain
landscapes of the Urner side valleys on the Gotthard Massif have
retained their original charm.
Tip 42: Emmental (Schweizer Mittelland)
In the mystical Emmental, spend a night as Gotthelf once did - as if time has stood still for the past 200 years.
Tip 43: Schilthorn (Bernese Oberland)
Gliding past thundering waterfalls and the precipitous rock walls of the Lauterbrunnen valley, you eventually reach the 2,970 m Schilthorn, where a breathtaking 360-degree panorama opens up.
Tip 44: Pilatus (Central Switzerland)
The name says it all - the "Golden Round Trip"- provides spectacular
views and unforgettable memories of a day on Mt Pilatus, the dragon
mountain.
Tip 45: Pays d'Enhaut (Lake Geneva Region)
Because Etivaz is best when the freshest milk is used, this cheese from
Canton Vaud is made directly on the alp - spectators are more than
welcome.
Tip 46: Three Lakes Region (Fribourg Region)
From mediaeval Murten to 2,000 year old Avenches and back again.
Cycling around the Three Lakes Region is such fun that it won't be the
last time you do so.
Tip 47: Lake Toma (Graubünden)
At 1,320 km long, the Rhine is one of Europe's mighty rivers, at the start of which lies the idyllic Lake Toma.
Tip 48: Maienfeld (Graubünden)
Heidi's village, Peter the goatherd's house, and Alpöhis Alp - discover the real home of Heidi on Maienfeld's Heidi Trail.
Tip 49: Muotathal (Central Switzerland)
Switzerland doesn't get more diverse than in the Muotathal - explore the Hölloch caves, then hike through the natural forest.
Tip 50: Tremola Pass, Gotthard (Ticino)
No ordinary alpine pass road, the cobbled Tremola is part and parcel of the legend of the Gotthard - and one worth discovering.
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