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Weinwanderung Salgesch
Weinwanderung Salgesch
12 September 2026 - Salgesch
The Wine Walk Salgesch starts directly at Salgesch train station and leads along a route approximately 8 kilometers long through the idyllic vineyards surrounding the wine-making village.
After the start, the route climbs steadily towards Oberwallis through the wine-growing landscape to Mengis Suone, where the altitude difference is overcome.
The route then follows the flat Suone path above Salgesch with impressive views of the Rhone Valley. A gentle descent leads the walk back to the village center and ends at the museum square, where the event comes to a convivial conclusion.
Prix
- Standard ticket : CHF 50.-
- Early Bird Ticket : CHF 45.- (until the end of April)
- Group ticket : CHF 45.- (for groups of 10 or more)
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Wallis Kostbar AG
Bahnhofstrase 50
3970 Salgesch
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