Nendaz in the Valais region of Switzerland
The Alps are a beautiful place to visit and Haute Nendaz is a great family-friendly all year round destination. In spring, summer and autumn: go hiking, climbing, mountain biking, swimming or play tennis and volleyball. In the winter: go skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, snow shoe walking and winter hiking walking on the special trails. Alternatively, simply sit in the sun, look at the view and relax!
Nendaz, The 4 Valleys & Valais Tourist information
Really useful sites to find out what is happening in the Nendaz resort and The 4 Valleys as well as further afield in the Valais Canton.
Day Trips in the Valais
Parapenting
Swim In The Lake
Hike The Mountains
Historic Nendaz
High Lines
Ice Skating
Walk The Irrigation Channels
Our Favourite Restaurants
Venture into France & Italy
Visit Zermatt and see the iconic Matterhorn mountain. Take the Gornergrat train and see the glaciers
The tallest Gravity Dam in the world, 285m tall, withholding Lac des Dix. Tour the dam or take a walk around the lake
A 965m climb up the Gemmi Pass, a classic amongst classic hikes in the Swiss Alps.
Visit the car free village of Bettemeralp, high above the Rhone valley and see the UNESCO world heritage site of the Altesch Glacier
Great fun steam train park by Lake Geneva. Combine it with a visit to the water park at Le Bouveret for a wonderful day out
Great fun to be had with the kids for a day or afternoon's adventure
Take the cog train and ascend 1600m up to the Rochers de Naye and enjoy the fabulous views of Lake Geneva, the Alps and the Jura.
A spectacular 6km walk along the ancient bisse built around 1430. You need to a head for height crossing the suspension bridges!
An hour and half car journey from Chalet Lisa, and a wonderful scenic journey too. The iconic mountain town is a must visit to see the mighty Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in western Europe.
Fancy lunch at the Italian lakes? A spectacular 3 hour journey which takes you over the Simplon pass and through a breathtaking gorge into Italy.