Some hiking ideas

The Jura mountain range, the little sister of the Alps, is home to magical places set amid rolling landscapes. How did this terrain form? What geomorphological phenomena are responsible for all these dips and bumps? What is “karst”? This hike will be an opportunity to observe this unique environment and see that the Jura has nothing to envy of the grandeur of the Alps! Please feel free to contact me for more information or to sign up.

Perched at the foot of the south face of the Dents du Midi, Lake Salanfe reflects the surrounding mountain cirque like a mirror. Accessible from the small village of Van d'en Haut, we will reach the lake and walk around it, observing the magnificent environment of this very special place and learning about its history. Please feel free to contact me for more information or to sign up.

Nestled in a rocky cirque at the foot of the Diablerets massif, Derborence offers hikers a breathtaking landscape. Its lakes and trails winding through ancient landslides offer a glimpse of how nature reclaims its territory after such events. Please feel free to contact me for more information or to sign up

A valley nestled between wild, unspoilt mountains, in a rich natural environment: this pearl of nature stretches over several "levels", each with its own special features. The flora of this region is very rich, with marshes, meadows and mountain lakes. A truly timeless getaway! Please feel free to contact me for more information or to sign up.

Autumn is one of the best seasons for hiking! The landscape is covered in warm colors and the high mineral peaks reveal themselves in all their splendor before the snow returns.

The gently rolling, forest-dotted landscapes are perfect for snowshoeing. Come and discover peaceful trails in the snow!

No, we're not going to South America for this excursion! It's a Swiss rocky ridge that we'll be touring on this magnificent hike in the Vaud Pre-Alps, between the Diablerets and Muverans mountains. A varied landscape and environment awaits us on this loop, between pastures, marshy areas and rocks.

This hike through a limestone landscape takes us into a very special natural world: a huge, stepped lapiaz. We'll learn more about this geological feature, and enjoy breathtaking views of the Aï and Mayen Towers and Lake Geneva below.