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There are few locations in the world as scenic as the Swiss Alps. Come and discover plenty of via ferrata options for everyone in Valais, near Verbier, or in the Bernese Alps, and experience unique climbing adventures surrounded by spectacular views. Take your pick from our selection of trips below and hire a certified guide for your via ferrata trip!
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What should I know about Via Ferrata Swiss Alps?
Switzerland is a paradise for outdoor lovers, with a wide offer of activities and sports to be enjoyed year long. From mountaineering and rock climbing,to hiking and mountain biking, ski touring, canyoning or rafting, there are plenty of unique adventures to be had in the stunning Swiss Alps. Visit the cosmopolitan and chic city of Geneva, or the luxurious and modern Zurich, in the German part, and discover a vibrant nightlife and amazing food. Bern, the capital city, has an exceptionally-preserved medieval Old Town and it is also a world-class modern center.
Why should I choose Swiss Alps for my Via Ferrata adventure?
Variety of routes
The Swiss Alps offer a wide variety of via ferrata routes, from easier short tours to challenging trails in stunning mountains for the experienced climbers. These stunning mountains provide plenty of fun, adrenaline rushes and excitment with a wide diversity of trails.
Breathtaking views
Few places in the world offer such spectacular scenery and views as the Swiss Alps. Deep green valleys, blue glacial lakes and snow-capped mountains make for gorgeous locations, ideal for a unique via ferrata experience.
Open to everyone
Via ferrata is a great activity for everyone, from experienced climbers to beginners and children from 12 as well. In the Swiss Alps you will find from challenging routes to easier shorter options. It is a fantastic way to spend some time outside, and it only requires a moderate level of physical fitness.
What can I expect from the weather during my Via Ferrata trip in Swiss Alps?
The weather is fairly mild in the Swiss Alps during the spring, summer and autumn. In the summer, temperatures range between 20ºC to 25ºC. In autumn and spring weather is cooler, with temperatures getting down to about 10ºC. Although there is a fair amount of rain durint the year in Switzerland, there are plenty of sunny and clear days.
Which language is predominantly spoken in the Swiss Alps region?
German, French, Italian and Romansh are the official languages. Each language is spoken in different regions.
What currency is accepted around Swiss Alps?
Swiss Franc (CHF)
How can I get to Swiss Alps?
The biggest international airport in the country is in Zurich, followed by the airports in Geneva and Basel. There is also an extensive railway system and buses. Trains arrive from all parts of Europe daily and often in hourly intervals.
What's the country code for the Swiss Alps region?
+41
When is the best time to travel to Swiss Alps for Via Ferrata?
May to October
Angus
Had an awesome time! Got everything that I wanted to experience out of it. I will be seeing you next time I go to Switzerland, hopefully with other people to do another climb.
Jacob
Two excellent adventures with Tom and Alps Adventures. Via Ferrata was a Dads and Daughters adventure and was perfectly pitched to beginners. Tom takes time to build confidence and encourage communication for everyone at every level. Beginners ski touring was a short expedition in Morgins, CH to learn technique, safe travel and avalanche search and rescue. Again, Tom was patient with all abilities and always good humored
Angus
Had an awesome time! Got everything that I wanted to experience out of it. I will be seeing you next time I go to Switzerland, hopefully with other people to do another climb.
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