Summer in the Saas Valley

At the foot of the 4,545-metre-high Dom, the highest mountain entirely on Swiss soil, lies the high-alpine holiday region of Saas-Fee/Saastal. Whether hiking trails, mountain bike trails, via ferratas or mountain tours - there are numerous adventures here with a view of 18 impressive four-thousand-metre peaks and a fascinating glacier world! In summer, tame marmots and other family activities attract visitors to the Saas Valley. Find your personal challenge. Keep on exploring!

Let yourself be inspired by our adventure worlds.

To the world of adventures

From your first night, you will receive the SaastalCard, which allows you to use cable cars (except Metro Alpin) and the PostBus in the Saas Valley free of charge during your stay! You also benefit from discounts of up to 30% on 36 offers.

To the SaastalCard

Be inspired by our worlds of adventures. What will you experience?

To the world of adventures

What is your personal challenge? Keep on exploring in the adventurous summer in the Saas Valley! Discover numerous summer activities on pleasantly cool sunny days - because of our southern location, we count over 300 sunny days a year!

All summer activities

Due to the high alpine and southern location, we benefit from above-average weather and a lot of sun. On average, we can enjoy more than 300 sunny days per year. Don't forget your sunglasses and sunscreen!

Our region is very popular with mountain sports enthusiasts. The 18 four-thousand-meter peaks, the numerous SAC mountain huts, alpine tours, gorges, the via Ferrata, the rope park and the bouldering possibilities make every mountain-sports-heart beat faster. 

Experience something extraordinary and climb your first four-thousand-metre peak with a mountain guide. The Allalinhorn (4027 m a.s.l.) is very popular with beginners, and the proud mountain catches the eye directly when you visit Saas-Fee. 

My first four-thousander

From mid-April, the marmots awaken! On the Spielboden or in the Stafelwald, you can marvel at the tame and hearty animals all summer long. With a bit of luck, the marmots can be fed by hand with carrots or nuts.