One of the secrets of Valais lies in its remote, untouched places, its magnificent landscapes full of emotion, sources of inspiration for many artists, painters, poets, writers, or photographers. The Vallon de Réchy is preserved from civilization. Without roads or buildings, it offers vast hiking possibilities and is defined as a haven of peace.
The Vallon de Réchy is divided into 3 different levels:
The Lower Vallon: after plunging down an impressive waterfall, the Rèche flows through forests, clearings, and mountain pastures
The Middle Vallon: a rock barrier blocks the valley. Once passed this natural gate, the trees give way to vast plateaus covered with moorland. Alpine meadows then follow in the heart of Ar du Tsan.
The Upper Vallon: the upper part of the valley shelters Lake Louché. This part also acts as a water reservoir that reserves drinking water for the inhabitants of the region.
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| Useful information | Arrived at Crêt-du-Midi, follow the ridge opposite the exit of the cable car then take the path towards Ar du Tsan, once past the barrier of the Vallon de Réchy reserve, you have arrived at Ar du Tsan. |
