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C It Y Pa C K a G Left-to-right: Zermatt by summer day and winter ZERMATT AT THE HOTEL ALEX DISCOVER CHUR AT THE ROMANTIK STERN 4 Days / 3 Nights | Zermatt City Package 3 Days / 2 Nights | Chur Package HOTEL ALEX CHUR | ROMANTIK STERN INCLUSIONS Classic Double Room • 3 nights accommodation INCLUSIONS The Alex in the heart of Zermatt is a in a room with private facilities mountain chalet on the outside and and breakfast daily • 2 nights at the Romantik Stern a stylish boutique hotel on the inside. • One four-course dinner, per hotel in a traditional pinewood It features a superb spa, sports and person (excluding beverages) superior room including fitness area and offers free Wi-Fi. • A return excursion to breakfast daily the Gornergrat • Welcome Drink upon arrival (glas Inside the classic chalet building there is • Service charges, taxes and VAT of local white or red wine) traditional furniture, brocade curtains, For 300 years this leading hotel in • One 3-course seasonal regional velvet pillows, exquisite carving and PLEASE NOTE: Rate excludes Zermatt City Chur has offered the very best of Swiss dinner cooked by our award precious paintings of the Matterhorn. Tax payable locally to hotel hospitality in a cosy, romantic setting winning Executive Chef for the discerning traveller. The Stern • A cook book featuring Mountain-chic rooms provide flat-screen local specialities has been a member of Swiss Historic CITY PACKAGES TVs, free Wi-Fi and whirlpool tubs; • A Postcard including stamp Hotels since 2006. some offer ornately carved ceilings, for holiday greetings to family/ alpine views and/or balconies. friends back home • Service charges, taxes and VAT WANDERWEGE / SENTIERS DE RANDONNÉE / 400 KM WANDERWEGE / SENTIERS DE RANDONNÉE / HIKING TRAILS. DiningHIKING TRAILS and drink options include a grill leicht / facile / easy Monte Rosa Matterhorn SUNNEGGA-ROTHORN restaurant, mittelschwer / moyen a / mediumcocktail bar, a wine bar. Matterhorn DISCOVER CHUR 4478 1 Abenteuerweg: Rothorn – Ritzengrat – Tufteren 1 h 40 schwierig / difficile / difficult Dufourspitze Liskamm Breithorn Castor glacier 3 Blumenweg: Blauherd – Tufteren – Sunnegga 1 h 20 Alpinwanderweg / sentier de randonnée (haute montagne) / 4634 4527 Pollux 4164 4228 3 Days / 2 Nights 4 Direttissima: Tufteren – Tiefenmatten – Zermatt 1 h 20 alpine hiking trail 4092 paradise Monte Rosa 3883 Matterhorn 4a AHV-Weg: Winkelmatten – AHV-Weg – Schönegg 1 h 00 Gobba di Rollin Matterhorn 4478 5 Gamsweg: Rothorn – Kumme – Tufteren 1 h 50 www.zermatt.ch 4-star Hotel Dufourspitze Breithorn 3899 Prices from, per person ZERMATT AT HOTEL ALEX Liskamm 535 649 6 Gourmetweg: Sunnegga – Findeln – Ried – Zermatt 2 h 25 Dom Strahlhorn 4634 Castor glacier 4527 Pollux 4164 Gletscher-Palast Testa Grigia 4545 4190 Cima di Jazzi 4228 4092 paradise Cervinia/Valtournenche 7 Kristallweg: Rothorn – Fluhalp – Stellisee – Blauherd 1 h 45 4 Days / 3 Nights Rimpfischhorn 3803 3883 8 Murmelweg: Blauherd – Stellisee – Sunnegga 1 h 10 Täschhorn Adlerhorn Gobba di Rollin *To add a touch of nostalgia, guests Allalinhorn 4199 Theodul- 9 Panoramaweg: Blauherd – Ritzengrat 50 min Alphubel 3988 G 4490 4027 R 3899 pass Dom 4206 Strahlhorn E Furggsattelcan be collected from Chur station in a 10 Peak Collection: Rothorn 30 min N Gletscher-Palast Z Testa Grigia 4545 4190 Stockhorn Monte Rosa Hütte 3365 11 5-Seenweg: Blauherd – Stellisee – Grindjisee – Grünsee – 2 h 30 Prices from, per person 915 1095 Cima di Jazzi G Cervinia/Valtournenche Hörnlihütte 3532 2883 L Rimpfischhorn 3803 E vintage Buick3260 at an additional cost. Moosjisee – Leisee – Sunnegga Täschhorn Adlerhorn T R Allalinhorn S Theodul- 4199 E 12 Waldweg: Sunnegga – Tufteren – Patrullarve – Ried – Zermatt 1 h 50 Alphubel G C OBERER THEODULGLETSCHER 4490 3988 H 4027 Hohtälli R H pass F G E Romantic Stern: Hotel entrance;C Double Room. Furggsattel 4206 O E 13 Weg zur Freiheit: Rothorn – Oberrothorn 1 h 25 I N S Offizieller Automobilpartner : R R N 3286 N T Stockhorn Z MonteE Rosa Hütte E 3365 D R G FURGGGLETSCHER GL L Hörnlihütte E 3532 2883E L G GORNERGRAT T E L Gandegg- L SC 3260 T U G HE Gornergrat R www.matterhornparadise.ch R S 14 Arvenweg: Riffelalp – Findelbach – Winkelmatten 1 h 10 D hütteE L C OBERER THEODULGLETSCHER 3089 O H E Hohtälli H E Trockener F G C 15 Aussichtsweg: Gornergrat – Rotenboden 40 min E H Pfulwepass T O S I T R R N S 3286 Steg N Rielhorn . T 16 Bahnweg: Zermatt – Täsch 1 h 20 Kinhorn 3155 C ER T E D G L FURGGGLETSCHER 3752 H L 21a 2927 N 2939 E E U G 17 Gletschergartenweg: Riffelberg – Gletschergarten – Furi 1 h 50 E T L L S Gandegg- R C U G HE Gornergrat R D hütte 17a Hängebrückenweg: Furi – Hängebrücke – Gletschergarten – Furi 1 h 00 L 3089 Rielsee O E E Trockener 18 Mark Twain Weg: Riffelberg – Riffelalp 50 min Pfulwepass T H Oberrothorn S T Steg 27 K Rotenboden Rielhorn . 19 Naturweg: Riffelalp – Grünsee – Moosjisee – Sunnegga 1 h 40 I Kinhorn 3155 C Kelle T Schönbielhütte N 3415 H Fluhalp N 2939 26 G 3752 15 2815 2927 U Schwarzsee ER 20 Riffelalpweg: Riffelalp – Ritti – Moos – Winkelmatten 1 h 30 L E H SAC 2694 E Weingartensee R 2583 SC T Rothorn T 21 Riffelseeweg: Rotenboden – Riffelsee – Riffelberg 1 h 00 S Rielsee LE C 3103 Rielberg G H Furgg T 21a Gletscher-Trekking: Rotenboden – Monte Rosa Hütte SAC 4 h 00 E 2582 T R 46 Oberrothorn U K Rotenboden 2432 M 22 Sonnenweg: Gornergrat – Rotenboden – Riffelberg 1 h 05 I Grünsee Kelle Z Schönbielhütte GrabenhornN 3415 FluhalpStellisee 2815 21 Schwarzsee R G Täschhütte 2300 24 E SAC 2694 23 Swiss Topwalk: Riffelalp – Riffelberg – Gornergrat 3 h 00 www.gornergrat.ch 3371 L 13 2537 Ober Gabelhorn CH E WeingartenseeSAC 2701 2583 S T Leiterspitzen Rothorn 7 Gant 25 ET 24 Weg der Stille: Gornergrat – Kelle – Grünsee 1 h 45 S Gletscher- 4053 L C 3103 Rielberg G H Grindjisee 22 Furgg T E 2582 garten T R U MATTERHORN GLACIER PARADISE Aussichtsplattform / plateforme panoramique / viewing platform 11 2432 M 10 Grünsee Rielboden Z Grabenhorn Stellisee 18 17 17b Gornergletscher im Wandel der Zeit: Furi – entlang des 2 h 45 Camping 3371 Täschhütte 2300 2358 2537 Blauherd Moosjisee Rielalp Stafel Ober Gabelhorn 29a Gornerbachs – Gletschergarten – Furi Leiterspitzen SAC 2701 Gant 29 Dirtscooter 47 2571 Gletscher- 4053 2211 2199 25 Säumerweg: Trockener Steg – Gandegg– Furgg – Furi 2 h 30 Ober Sattla Grindjisee Biel Findelbach garten Wellenkuppe Feuerstelle / coin grillade / fireplace Kinhütte 2686 23 Hermetje 26 Matterhorn glacier trail: Trockener Steg – Hirli – Schwarzsee 2 h 00 Leisee Rielboden 3903 Kickbike 2584 27 Hörnliweg: Schwarzsee – Hörnlihütte 2 h 15 Hängebrücke 2358 Blauherd Moosjisee Rielalp 1 h 40 Mountaincarts Europaweg Täschalp 17b Stafel 28 Lärchenweg: Schwarzsee – Hermetje – Furi 2571 Chalbermatten 2214 9 2211 Zmutt 2199 29 Matterhorn Trail: Schwarzsee – Stafel – Zmutt –Zermatt 2 h 55 Restaurant Ober Sattla 11 28 Biel Domhütte SAC 8 Findelbach 20 Furi Wellenkuppe Kinhütte 2686 Sunnegga Findelbach Hermetje 1936 Unt. Gabelhorn 29a Schönbielhütte: Schwarzsee – Innerer Stafel – Schönbielhütte – 5 h 50 Snow Tubing 2940 Leisee 19 Gornerschlucht 1867 3903 2584 Moos Blatten Zum See 3392 5 2288 Findeln ER Stafelalp – Furi Spielplatz / aire de jeux / playground Hängebrücke Springelbode 17a CH Täschalp 3 14 TS Zinalrothorn EuropawegGrüengarten 2230 LE Tourismusbüro / office du tourisme / tourism office 2214 1 ChalbermattenG TRIFT 12 Winkel- Zmutt N 4221 Tufteren 3 Furi R Verkaufsstelle / point de vente / point of sale Domhütte SAC Höhbalmen 1936 Unt. Gabelhorn O 30 Edelweissweg: Zermatt – Alterhaupt (Edelweiss) –Trift – 7 h 30 Findelbachmatten LH 2940 2215 Sunnegga Gornerschlucht 1867 E Patrullarve Zum See 30 B Höhbalmen – Zmutt – Zermatt 2288 Findeln Moos Blatten 3392 A R Europahütte 2000 G E Springelbode H 31 2220 48 SC Botanischer Lehrpfad: Zermatt – Trift 2 h 10 68 2230 ET Zinalrothorn DE FR EN Grüengarten Tiefenmatten Zermatt L ER 32 Wisshornweg: Zermatt – Schweifinen – Wisshorn – Trift – Zermatt 6 h 40 67 6 1620 Winkel-Edelweiss Alterhaupt G CH 69 Salzgäba 4a RN TS 4221 Tufteren O LE 33 Platthorn/Mettelhorn: Zermatt – Alterhaupt – Trift – Furgji – 5 h 20 62 49 matten 1961 Höhbalmen H TG 2215 EL IF Patrullarve B TR Platthorn/Mettelhorn PANORAMAKARTE / PLAN PANORAMIQUE / i A Europahütte 2000 4 G 34 Rothornhütte: Zermatt – Alterhaupt – Trift – Rothornhütte 4 h 40 PANORAMIC MAP. Randa2220 i Ried Tiefenmatten Zermatt Rothornhütte ER 67 Salzgäba 1620 Edelweiss Alterhaupt SCH 1439 ET TÄSCH RANDA 60 3198 GL 1961 FT 2018 RI 41 Arigscheis (4 h 10) 60 Dorfwaldweg (1 h 20) 66 i i T 45 12Mettelhorn 42 Rundwanderung (1 h 10) 61 Weisshornhütte (4 h 30) 65 Täsch 3406 Trift Randa i Ried Platthorn 31 Rothornhütte 43 Panoramaweg (1 h 25) 62 Domhütte (4 h 30) 1450 2337 Weisshorn 1439 Schalisee 3345 Unt. Äschhorn 3198 45 Täsch – Täschhütte (3 h 25) 63 Gross Kastel (3 h 40) Schaliberg 4505 32 3618 46 Täschalp – Pfulwe – Fluhalp (4 h 55) 64 Schaliberg (3 h 45) 42 i ER Mettelhorn CH 47 Täschalp – Weingartensee (4 h 40) 65 Kreuz (1 h 45) 63 43 TS Jatz Täsch 3406 Trift LE Platthorn TG 48 Täschalp – Tufteren (1 h 45) 66 Waldweg (2 h 20) H 1450 16 2337 C Weisshorn Schalisee 3345 LI 49 Täschalp – Kinhütte (3 h 05) 67 Kinhütte (3 h 30) 64 Unt. Äschhorn H Schaliberg Argischeis O 4505 3618 H 68 Europahütte (3 h 45) 2240 ER CH 69 Rundweg Hängebrücke (4 h) 61 TS Jatz 41 PENNINE ALPS LE Weisshornhütte 34 TG Schatzhütte H C SAC 2923 LI 2402 H Argischeis 33 O H Weitere Informationen zu den einzelnen Wanderwegen / 2240 Plus d’informations sur les sentiers de randonnée / Weisshornhütte Further information about the different hiking trails: Schatzhütte SAC 2923 www.kettler-panorama.ch 2402 Für die Öffnung und Schliessung bzw. Unterhalt der Wanderwege ist die Einwohnergemeinde Zermatt zuständig.
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