Alpine treks over glaciers and peaks with easy routes are an excellent way for experienced mountain walkers to explore the Alps and develop their mountaineering skills. We specialise in the Wild High Level Route, which is our local classic long tour starting in canton Vaud and crossing into Berne and Valais to finish either in Luekerbad or Kandersteg. If you are interested in other treks please let us know via the enquiry form.
The trip starts in Leysin, and on the first day uses the Glacier 3000 lift to access the Les Diablerets massif and the highest summit in the Alpes Vaudoise. There are alternatives on the trek to Luekerbad / Kandersteg and the exact itinerary will vary according to the weather and conditions at the time. This is a quieter corner of the Alps, with varied terrain and fantastic views of Mont Blanc, all the 4000m peaks of the Valais, and the highest peaks of the Oberland.
View from Les Diablerets towards the Matterhorn and other 4000m peaks
| Outline programme | |
| sun | Evening meeting in Leysin |
| mon | Up on the Glacier 3000 lift to Les Diablerets (3209m) and descent to the Prarochet Hut (2555m) |
| tue | Traverse via col des Audannes (2888m) to the Audannes Hut (2506m) |
| wed | Traverse via col des Eaux Froides (2648) to Wildstrubel Hut (2793m) |
| thu | Traverse of the glacier de la Plaine Morte, ascent of Wildstrubel (3243m) and descent to Lammeren Hut (2501m) |
| fri | Ascent of Daubenhorn (2971m), descent to Gemmipass (2314m) and cable car down to Leukerbad. Return to Leysin |
| sat | Depart |
Evening light on the Les Diablerets massif seen from the Tour d'Ai above Leysin
