The Stockalperweg is the historic route over the Simplon Pass and, combined with the PostBus, is also perfect for mountain bikers.

The BLS south ramp is one of the most attractive tours in the Upper Valais. It leads over many flowing single trails and features a long mountain tunnel.

The Saflisch Pass is a must for every mountain biker. The tour leads from Fiesch to Brig and impresses with its scenery and single trails.

The Moosalp is one of the most popular starting points for mountain bike tours in the Visp region. One of the most rewarding tours is the tour around the Visp Valley with the descent from Moosalp to Kalpetran and the descent from Gspon to Visp.

Jeizinen is hidden high above the small village of Gampel. As inconspicuous as the village is, the single trails into the Rhône valley are excellent. The small gondola lift from Gampel to Jeizinen serves as an ascent aid.

The Europaweg from Zermatt to Täsch is a singletrail firework display in a class of its own. It is one of the most attractive and beautiful mountain bike routes in Switzerland, especially if you extend the tour from Täsch to Visp.

The Barrhorn (3610 meters above sea level) is the highest peak in Switzerland that can be climbed without climbing or glacier sections. It is therefore suitable as a high-alpine mountain bike tour.

Belalp lies high above Brig and can be reached by cable car. The village is the starting point for the world-class descent to Birgisch.

The Haute-Route is one of the most challenging and extreme mountain bike tours in Switzerland. Most of the ascents have to be tackled on foot, while the descents ride along technically demanding single trails. The route is as tough as it is impressive: The impressive Valais Alps with their mighty glaciers form the backdrop over the four days.

At the entrance to the Matter and Saas valleys lie some of the most attractive single trails in Valais. On the Stalden circular tour, these are brought together to form a spectacular route.

The tour from the Simplon Pass over the Bistine and Gibidumpass is one of the singletrail highlights of the Upper Valais. However, the motto on this tour is: no pain, no gain. But in this case, the prize is hot. Experience and fitness are required.

It is no coincidence that the Alesch Glacier is a Unesco World Heritage Site. The sophisticated glacier forms the backdrop to the challenging Aletsch circular tour. However, the tour should only be tackled with caution as there are many hikers on the trail.