Spectaculaire Alpine Hikes
The Val de Bagnes is a hiker’s paradise, offering dramatic alpine trails through glaciers, high mountain passes, and serene lakes. From the icy beauty of the Glacier de Panossière near the Cabane FXB Panossière to the sweeping views at Col du Mille and the tranquil waters of Lac de Louvie and Lac de Fenêtre, every trail showcases the wild heart of the Alps. Iconic peaks like Le Catogne and historic routes like the Col du Grand-Saint-Bernard add both challenge and cultural depth to this breathtaking region.
A few of our hikes Explained:
🧊 Glacier de Corbassière & Cabane FXB Panossière
This stunning alpine hike begins at Mauvoisin and winds up to the Cabane FXB Panossière, offering breathtaking views of the Glacier de Corbassière and Grand Combin massif. After crossing the dramatic Passerelle de Corbassièresuspension bridge, the trail descends through wild alpine scenery to end in Fionnay.
Duration: 5–6 hours | Elevation gain: approx. 850 m | Level: Moderate to challenging
💧 Lac de Fenêtre
This peaceful out-and-back trail begins at Le Clou (45.908049, 7.113140) and gently climbs through alpine meadows to reach the quiet, reflective waters of Lac de Fenêtre. Ideal for a relaxed afternoon surrounded by wildflowers and mountain silence.
Duration: 2.5–3 hours round-trip | Elevation gain: approx. 400 m | Level: Easy to moderate
🏞 Col du Mille Traverse
Starting in the quiet village of Bourg-St-Pierre, this rewarding traverse takes you up to the Col du Mille with panoramic views of the Mont Blanc and Grand Combin ranges. The trail then descends gradually to the village of Liddes, making it a perfect linear day hike.
Duration: 5–6 hours | Elevation gain: approx. 1,000 m | Level: Moderate
🏔 Le Catogne
A challenging and iconic peak hike that starts from Champex-Lac and climbs steeply through forests and rocky terrain to the summit of Le Catogne. From the top, hikers are rewarded with expansive views over the Rhône Valley and Mont Blanc massif.
Duration: 5–6 hours round-trip | Elevation gain: approx. 1,200 m | Level: Challenging
🏳️🌈 Col du Grand-Saint-Bernard to Italian Border Viewpoint
Starting from the Col du Grand-Saint-Bernard pass, this scenic walk follows a historic path along the Swiss–Italian border to a panoramic viewpoint marked by the Italian flag (45.873914, 7.164275). A short but striking hike through high alpine landscapes and history.
Duration: 1.5–2 hours round-trip | Elevation gain: approx. 200 m | Level: Easy
⛰ Pierre Avoi Circular Hike
This panoramic loop starts in Verbier, climbing steadily through forests and alpine ridges to reach the iconic spire of Pierre Avoi, where 360° views await. The circular route offers variety in both terrain and vistas, making it one of the area's most popular day hikes.
Duration: 4–5 hours | Elevation gain: approx. 750 m | Level: Moderate
