• SELF-GUIDED
  • 8 DAYS
  • Challenging
PRICE FROM $ 1,980 per person
SINGLE SUPPLEMENT $ 460 per person

OVERVIEW

The Walker’s Haute Route is a variation of the original Haute Route, staying in ensuite accommodation all the way. Navigating alpine trails below 3,000 metres, it is a challenging yet non-technical trek that showcases the finest parts of the Alps between Arolla and Zermatt. The route traverses beneath some of the highest peaks in the Alps and crosses several high passes. Embark on the iconic eastern section of the Walker’s Haute Route, experiencing six days of exquisite Mountain walking that culminates at the foot of the Matterhorn in Zermatt. This section is renowned as one of the world’s great treks, offering superlative mountain hiking from start to finish.

HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Alpine trails take you through increasingly remote and stunning mountain landscapes.
  • Expect the best of Swiss mountain hiking as you walk through alpine pastures, resonating with the sound of cowbells.
  • The final days lead you to Zermatt, where the iconic Matterhorn marks the end of your adventure.
  • Crossing the Augustbordpass, an altitude of around 2,894 meters, is a challenging but rewarding part of the trek, giving hikers a sense of achievement.
  • Stay in ensuite rooms and in comfort all the way

AT A GLANCE

TRIP LENGTH
8 DAYS
WALK GRADE
Challenging
PRICE FROM
$ 1980 per person twin/double share
SINGLE OCCUPANCY
$ 460 per person

ITINERARY

WHAT’S INCLUDED

  • 5 nights 3-star and 2 nights 2.5-star accommodation in double or triple rooms with ensuites
  • A digital travel packet sent via email that includes access to the smartphone travel app for navigating hikes and accessing local maps, the list of booked accommodations, any included travel vouchers and all the detailed information needed for a successful trip
  • 7 Breakfasts and 5 Dinners
  • Tourist taxes
  • Luggage transfers between accommodations, arriving early evening each day –Bags up to 20kg maximum 
  • Not included – optional cable car if you use it, small bus fares, optional taxi

ACCOMMODATION & DINING

All the accommodation has been handpicked to reflect the character and history of the region. Enjoy 7 nights in private double occupancy rooms, from mountain lodges to 3-star hotels. All rooms have private bathrooms except for Gruben, where you will stay in a simple mountain lodge hotel with no en-suite bathroom option. Breakfast is included at all accommodation venues, and dinner is served in all apart from the last 2 nights in Tasch and Zermatt. There are dining options for you to enjoy the local cuisine and explore the town.

You can arrange with the hotel to take a picnic lunch (except for Gruben). If you prefer to plan your own lunch, all the villages have grocery stores.

Occasionally, modifications in your itinerary may be necessary, and therefore, accommodation may vary. We work with several hotels of similar standards, quality, and features and will provide alternatives when required. This means that if your accommodation has altered from what is in the program, you need to be aware of where you are in relation to the routes at the start and end. In choosing alternative accommodation, we have tried to maintain the same standards and quality.

GENERAL INFO

AVAILABILITY

This walk is available from 6th July through to 15th September.
Some of the trails might remain closed due to heavy snowfall before mid-June. If this happens, we will do our best to reschedule the tour for a later date.

THE WALKING

Challenging—Tracks and trails on this tour will have prolonged ascents and descents, sections of rough surface, and steps. An active lifestyle and being an experienced walker make the journey enjoyable. We suggest an exercise regime of 3 to 4 times a week in addition to your usual weekly walks. See the fitness guide.

You will walk around 16km a day and climb an average of 950m a day (up to 1200m). The well-defined and waymarked trails cover various terrains, including high alpine pastures, rocky mountain paths, mountain, lake towns and villages.

Although the route is well-waymarked for each walk, you will be provided with a comprehensive summary of daily walks, maps (and GPX tracks), and our app for your device with GPX tracks.

HOW TO GET THERE AND AWAY

The tour starts in Arolla and ends in Zermatt, Switzerland.

Travelling to the Start of the walk

By Plane

The nearest airport to Arolla is Sion (SIR) Airport, which is 25km away; this airport has limited flight options. There are larger International airports nearby to use, including Turin (TRN) 93.51km, Berne (BRN) 98.78km, Zurich (ZRH) 99.1km, Milan Malpensa (MXP) 104.98km, Geneva (GVA) 108.25km and Milan-Linate (LIN) 153.40km.

By Train/Bus

From Turin Airport (TRN)

  1. Train to Milan: Take a train from Turin to Milan (Milano Centrale).
  2. Train to Sion: From Milano Centrale, take a train to Sion, Switzerland.
  3. Bus to Arolla: In Sion, take the PostBus to Arolla (typically requiring a transfer in Les Haudères).

From Bern Airport (BRN)

  1. Train to Bern: Take a bus or taxi to Bern railway station.
  2. Train to Sion: From Bern, take a train to Sion.
  3. Bus to Arolla: In Sion, take the PostBus to Arolla (typically requiring a transfer in Les Haudères).

From Zurich Airport (ZRH)

  1. Train to Zurich HB: Take a train from Zurich Airport to Zurich Hauptbahnhof (HB).
  2. Train to Sion: From Zurich HB, take a train to Sion.
  3. Bus to Arolla: In Sion, take the PostBus to Arolla (typically requiring a transfer in Les Haudères).

From Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP)

  1. Train to Milan: Take a train or bus from Malpensa to Milano Centrale.
  2. Train to Sion: From Milano Centrale, take a train to Sion.
  3. Bus to Arolla: In Sion, take the PostBus to Arolla (typically requiring a transfer in Les Haudères).

From Geneva Airport (GVA)

  1. Train to Sion: Take a direct train from Geneva Airport to Sion.
  2. Bus to Arolla: In Sion, take the PostBus to Arolla (typically requiring a transfer in Les Haudères).

From Milan Linate Airport (LIN)

  1. Bus to Milan Centrale: Take a bus or taxi to Milano Centrale.
  2. Train to Sion: From Milano Centrale, take a train to Sion.
  3. Bus to Arolla: In Sion, take the PostBus to Arolla (typically requiring a transfer in Les Haudères).

General Tips

  • Check Schedules: Train and bus schedules can be checked on the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) website or app for up-to-date information.
  • Transfer in Les Haudères: The bus from Sion to Arolla typically requires a transfer at Les Haudères, so be prepared for this step.
  • Tickets: You can often purchase train and bus tickets online in advance, which may simplify your travel experience.

High speed train of the snows is a very fast train from Paris to Sion

https://www.raileurope.com/en-au/destinations/paris-sion-train

https://www.rome2rio.com/map/Paris/Sion#trips

Pendolino or Eurocity trains travel from Milan-Sion_Geneva

The best website for bus schedules for travel in Switzerland is the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) website. The SBB site provides comprehensive information on both train and bus schedules, including the PostBus (CarPostal) services that connect destinations.

How to Use the SBB Website for Bus Schedules:

  1. Visit the SBB Website: Go to sbb.ch.
  2. Journey Planner: Use the journey planner on the homepage. Enter your departure point (e.g. Sion) and destination (e.g. Arolla).
  3. Search for Connections: The journey planner will show you detailed connections, including train and bus transfers, along with departure and arrival times.
  4. Timetable and Tickets: You can view the timetable and also purchase tickets directly from the website.

Other Useful Resources:

  • PostBus (CarPostal) Website: For specific PostBus routes and schedules, you can also visit the PostBus website.
  • Mobile Apps: Both SBB and PostBus offer mobile apps that can be very handy for checking schedules and buying tickets on the go.

Another useful generic planning tool for travel is Rome2Rio should you be travelling from, or to, other destinations.

By Car

The common arrival route is driving from Sion – Evolene – les Hauderes – Arolla

Onward travel from

By Plane

The closest airports to Zermatt are:

  1. Geneva Airport (GVA) 230km
  2. Zurich Airport (ZRH) 250km
  3. Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) 180km
  4. Sion Airport (SIR) (Note: Sion is a smaller airport with limited commercial flights) 80km

 By Train/Bus

Zermatt is easily reached by train from many regional destinations.

Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn (MGB): This railway connects Zermatt with Visp and Brig. These stations serve as important hubs in the Swiss rail network, providing access to international destinations.

Train Services from Visp and Brig:

  1. Swiss Federal Railways (SBB): SBB operates frequent and efficient services from both Visp and Brig to major Swiss cities, where you can transfer to international trains.
  2. EuroCity (EC) Trains: EuroCity trains connect Visp and Brig with cities in Italy, such as Milan, providing direct international service.
  3. TGV Lyria: TGV Lyria trains connect Switzerland with France. From Visp, you can travel to Geneva, where you can catch TGV Lyria services to Paris.
  4. InterCity (IC) and InterRegio (IR) Trains: These services connect Visp and Brig to other parts of Switzerland, where you can find further international connections.

Specific Routes and Connections:

  • From Visp:
    • To Milan: Direct EuroCity trains to Milan take about 2 hours.
    • To Paris: Take a train to Lausanne or Geneva, and then transfer to a TGV Lyria service to Paris. The total journey time is about 6 hours.
    • To Zurich and Beyond: Frequent InterCity trains to Zurich, where you can connect to international services to Germany and Austria.
  • From Brig:
    • To Milan: Direct EuroCity trains to Milan take about 1 hour and 45 minutes.
    • To Paris: Similar to Visp, take a train to Lausanne or Geneva and transfer to a TGV Lyria service. The total journey time is about 6 hours.
    • To Germany and Austria: Travel to Zurich or Basel and then connect to international services to Germany (e.g., Munich, Frankfurt) and Austria (e.g., Vienna).

For those needing to use bus services beyond Zermatt, the PostBus network offers connections from nearby towns like Visp and Brig to various destinations. However, the most efficient and common method of travel from Zermatt to major cities is by train.

Tips for International Travel:

  • Check Schedules: Use the SBB website or app to check schedules and plan your journey.
  • Book Tickets in Advance: For international trains, it’s often a good idea to book tickets in advance to secure the best fares and seat reservations.
  • Travel Passes: Consider purchasing a Eurail Pass or Interrail Pass if you plan extensive train travel across Europe.

LUGGAGE

Luggage Management during trip: During this trip, the packing system needs to be in 2 bags.

Extra luggage – Checked Bag(s) and Carry-on Bag(s): This bag will contain all the items you want to bring along on the trip. It will be transferred by vehicle/taxi, and you will have access to it at the end of each day of activity, but not throughout the day. Extra luggage is not allowed or easily stored on this trip beyond the 1 bag per person requirement. Maximum 20kg/44lbs per bag per person.

Day Backpack (not provided): All guests will need a backpack, which they will be responsible for carrying during hikes. Items in this bag should include anything you may need throughout the day during the trip (i.e. rain gear, warm layers, sunscreen/lip balm, snacks/food, camera/phone, etc.)

Each morning, it will be up to you to place your luggage at the designated luggage pick-up point within the hotel by 8.00 am. This generally will be at reception or where you pick up your luggage the night before. Please consult your hosts if you need any details. Bags must be no more than 20kg (this is French legislation)

INSURANCE

We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.

For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.

We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office.

See our FAQ section for more information.

CONTACT

If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@stroll.com

MAP

DEPARTURE DATES

  • DATES
    AVAILABILITY
    PRICE
    Single Occupancy
    Details
  • 6 Jul 2025 - 14 Sep 2025
    AVAILABLE

    from $ 2230

    SINGLE OCCUPANCY
    $ 460

    2 Pax or more

  • 6 Jul 2025 - 14 Sep 2025
    AVAILABLE

    from $ 1980

    SINGLE OCCUPANCY
    $ 460

    4 Pax or more

  • 6 Jul 2026 - 14 Sep 2026
    AVAILABLE

    from $ 2345

    SINGLE OCCUPANCY
    $ 480

    2 Pax or more

  • 6 Jul 2026 - 14 Sep 2026
    AVAILABLE

    from $ 2065

    SINGLE OCCUPANCY
    $ 480

    4 Pax or more

sections

Overview

The Walker’s Haute Route is a variation of the original Haute Route, staying in ensuite accommodation all the way. Navigating alpine trails below 3,000 metres, it is a challenging yet non-technical trek that showcases the finest parts of the Alps between Arolla and Zermatt. The route traverses beneath some of the highest peaks in the Alps and crosses several high passes. Embark on the iconic eastern section of the Walker’s Haute Route, experiencing six days of exquisite Mountain walking that culminates at the foot of the Matterhorn in Zermatt. This section is renowned as one of the world’s great treks, offering superlative mountain hiking from start to finish.

HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Alpine trails take you through increasingly remote and stunning mountain landscapes.
  • Expect the best of Swiss mountain hiking as you walk through alpine pastures, resonating with the sound of cowbells.
  • The final days lead you to Zermatt, where the iconic Matterhorn marks the end of your adventure.
  • Crossing the Augustbordpass, an altitude of around 2,894 meters, is a challenging but rewarding part of the trek, giving hikers a sense of achievement.
  • Stay in ensuite rooms and in comfort all the way
Itinerary
What’s Included
  • 5 nights 3-star and 2 nights 2.5-star accommodation in double or triple rooms with ensuites
  • A digital travel packet sent via email that includes access to the smartphone travel app for navigating hikes and accessing local maps, the list of booked accommodations, any included travel vouchers and all the detailed information needed for a successful trip
  • 7 Breakfasts and 5 Dinners
  • Tourist taxes
  • Luggage transfers between accommodations, arriving early evening each day –Bags up to 20kg maximum 
  • Not included – optional cable car if you use it, small bus fares, optional taxi
Accommodation & Dining

All the accommodation has been handpicked to reflect the character and history of the region. Enjoy 7 nights in private double occupancy rooms, from mountain lodges to 3-star hotels. All rooms have private bathrooms except for Gruben, where you will stay in a simple mountain lodge hotel with no en-suite bathroom option. Breakfast is included at all accommodation venues, and dinner is served in all apart from the last 2 nights in Tasch and Zermatt. There are dining options for you to enjoy the local cuisine and explore the town.

You can arrange with the hotel to take a picnic lunch (except for Gruben). If you prefer to plan your own lunch, all the villages have grocery stores.

Occasionally, modifications in your itinerary may be necessary, and therefore, accommodation may vary. We work with several hotels of similar standards, quality, and features and will provide alternatives when required. This means that if your accommodation has altered from what is in the program, you need to be aware of where you are in relation to the routes at the start and end. In choosing alternative accommodation, we have tried to maintain the same standards and quality.

General Info

AVAILABILITY

This walk is available from 6th July through to 15th September.
Some of the trails might remain closed due to heavy snowfall before mid-June. If this happens, we will do our best to reschedule the tour for a later date.

THE WALKING

Challenging—Tracks and trails on this tour will have prolonged ascents and descents, sections of rough surface, and steps. An active lifestyle and being an experienced walker make the journey enjoyable. We suggest an exercise regime of 3 to 4 times a week in addition to your usual weekly walks. See the fitness guide.

You will walk around 16km a day and climb an average of 950m a day (up to 1200m). The well-defined and waymarked trails cover various terrains, including high alpine pastures, rocky mountain paths, mountain, lake towns and villages.

Although the route is well-waymarked for each walk, you will be provided with a comprehensive summary of daily walks, maps (and GPX tracks), and our app for your device with GPX tracks.

HOW TO GET THERE AND AWAY

The tour starts in Arolla and ends in Zermatt, Switzerland.

Travelling to the Start of the walk

By Plane

The nearest airport to Arolla is Sion (SIR) Airport, which is 25km away; this airport has limited flight options. There are larger International airports nearby to use, including Turin (TRN) 93.51km, Berne (BRN) 98.78km, Zurich (ZRH) 99.1km, Milan Malpensa (MXP) 104.98km, Geneva (GVA) 108.25km and Milan-Linate (LIN) 153.40km.

By Train/Bus

From Turin Airport (TRN)

  1. Train to Milan: Take a train from Turin to Milan (Milano Centrale).
  2. Train to Sion: From Milano Centrale, take a train to Sion, Switzerland.
  3. Bus to Arolla: In Sion, take the PostBus to Arolla (typically requiring a transfer in Les Haudères).

From Bern Airport (BRN)

  1. Train to Bern: Take a bus or taxi to Bern railway station.
  2. Train to Sion: From Bern, take a train to Sion.
  3. Bus to Arolla: In Sion, take the PostBus to Arolla (typically requiring a transfer in Les Haudères).

From Zurich Airport (ZRH)

  1. Train to Zurich HB: Take a train from Zurich Airport to Zurich Hauptbahnhof (HB).
  2. Train to Sion: From Zurich HB, take a train to Sion.
  3. Bus to Arolla: In Sion, take the PostBus to Arolla (typically requiring a transfer in Les Haudères).

From Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP)

  1. Train to Milan: Take a train or bus from Malpensa to Milano Centrale.
  2. Train to Sion: From Milano Centrale, take a train to Sion.
  3. Bus to Arolla: In Sion, take the PostBus to Arolla (typically requiring a transfer in Les Haudères).

From Geneva Airport (GVA)

  1. Train to Sion: Take a direct train from Geneva Airport to Sion.
  2. Bus to Arolla: In Sion, take the PostBus to Arolla (typically requiring a transfer in Les Haudères).

From Milan Linate Airport (LIN)

  1. Bus to Milan Centrale: Take a bus or taxi to Milano Centrale.
  2. Train to Sion: From Milano Centrale, take a train to Sion.
  3. Bus to Arolla: In Sion, take the PostBus to Arolla (typically requiring a transfer in Les Haudères).

General Tips

  • Check Schedules: Train and bus schedules can be checked on the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) website or app for up-to-date information.
  • Transfer in Les Haudères: The bus from Sion to Arolla typically requires a transfer at Les Haudères, so be prepared for this step.
  • Tickets: You can often purchase train and bus tickets online in advance, which may simplify your travel experience.

High speed train of the snows is a very fast train from Paris to Sion

https://www.raileurope.com/en-au/destinations/paris-sion-train

https://www.rome2rio.com/map/Paris/Sion#trips

Pendolino or Eurocity trains travel from Milan-Sion_Geneva

The best website for bus schedules for travel in Switzerland is the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) website. The SBB site provides comprehensive information on both train and bus schedules, including the PostBus (CarPostal) services that connect destinations.

How to Use the SBB Website for Bus Schedules:

  1. Visit the SBB Website: Go to sbb.ch.
  2. Journey Planner: Use the journey planner on the homepage. Enter your departure point (e.g. Sion) and destination (e.g. Arolla).
  3. Search for Connections: The journey planner will show you detailed connections, including train and bus transfers, along with departure and arrival times.
  4. Timetable and Tickets: You can view the timetable and also purchase tickets directly from the website.

Other Useful Resources:

  • PostBus (CarPostal) Website: For specific PostBus routes and schedules, you can also visit the PostBus website.
  • Mobile Apps: Both SBB and PostBus offer mobile apps that can be very handy for checking schedules and buying tickets on the go.

Another useful generic planning tool for travel is Rome2Rio should you be travelling from, or to, other destinations.

By Car

The common arrival route is driving from Sion – Evolene – les Hauderes – Arolla

Onward travel from

By Plane

The closest airports to Zermatt are:

  1. Geneva Airport (GVA) 230km
  2. Zurich Airport (ZRH) 250km
  3. Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) 180km
  4. Sion Airport (SIR) (Note: Sion is a smaller airport with limited commercial flights) 80km

 By Train/Bus

Zermatt is easily reached by train from many regional destinations.

Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn (MGB): This railway connects Zermatt with Visp and Brig. These stations serve as important hubs in the Swiss rail network, providing access to international destinations.

Train Services from Visp and Brig:

  1. Swiss Federal Railways (SBB): SBB operates frequent and efficient services from both Visp and Brig to major Swiss cities, where you can transfer to international trains.
  2. EuroCity (EC) Trains: EuroCity trains connect Visp and Brig with cities in Italy, such as Milan, providing direct international service.
  3. TGV Lyria: TGV Lyria trains connect Switzerland with France. From Visp, you can travel to Geneva, where you can catch TGV Lyria services to Paris.
  4. InterCity (IC) and InterRegio (IR) Trains: These services connect Visp and Brig to other parts of Switzerland, where you can find further international connections.

Specific Routes and Connections:

  • From Visp:
    • To Milan: Direct EuroCity trains to Milan take about 2 hours.
    • To Paris: Take a train to Lausanne or Geneva, and then transfer to a TGV Lyria service to Paris. The total journey time is about 6 hours.
    • To Zurich and Beyond: Frequent InterCity trains to Zurich, where you can connect to international services to Germany and Austria.
  • From Brig:
    • To Milan: Direct EuroCity trains to Milan take about 1 hour and 45 minutes.
    • To Paris: Similar to Visp, take a train to Lausanne or Geneva and transfer to a TGV Lyria service. The total journey time is about 6 hours.
    • To Germany and Austria: Travel to Zurich or Basel and then connect to international services to Germany (e.g., Munich, Frankfurt) and Austria (e.g., Vienna).

For those needing to use bus services beyond Zermatt, the PostBus network offers connections from nearby towns like Visp and Brig to various destinations. However, the most efficient and common method of travel from Zermatt to major cities is by train.

Tips for International Travel:

  • Check Schedules: Use the SBB website or app to check schedules and plan your journey.
  • Book Tickets in Advance: For international trains, it’s often a good idea to book tickets in advance to secure the best fares and seat reservations.
  • Travel Passes: Consider purchasing a Eurail Pass or Interrail Pass if you plan extensive train travel across Europe.

LUGGAGE

Luggage Management during trip: During this trip, the packing system needs to be in 2 bags.

Extra luggage – Checked Bag(s) and Carry-on Bag(s): This bag will contain all the items you want to bring along on the trip. It will be transferred by vehicle/taxi, and you will have access to it at the end of each day of activity, but not throughout the day. Extra luggage is not allowed or easily stored on this trip beyond the 1 bag per person requirement. Maximum 20kg/44lbs per bag per person.

Day Backpack (not provided): All guests will need a backpack, which they will be responsible for carrying during hikes. Items in this bag should include anything you may need throughout the day during the trip (i.e. rain gear, warm layers, sunscreen/lip balm, snacks/food, camera/phone, etc.)

Each morning, it will be up to you to place your luggage at the designated luggage pick-up point within the hotel by 8.00 am. This generally will be at reception or where you pick up your luggage the night before. Please consult your hosts if you need any details. Bags must be no more than 20kg (this is French legislation)

INSURANCE

We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.

For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.

We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office.

See our FAQ section for more information.

CONTACT

If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@stroll.com

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Departure Dates
  • DATES
    AVAILABILITY
    PRICE
    Single Occupancy
    DETAILS
  • Date
    6 Jul 2025 - 14 Sep 2025
    AVAILIBILITY
    AVAILABLE
    PRICE
    from $ 2230
    SINGLE OCCUPANCY
    $ 460
    DETAILS

    2 Pax or more

  • Date
    6 Jul 2025 - 14 Sep 2025
    AVAILIBILITY
    AVAILABLE
    PRICE
    from $ 1980
    SINGLE OCCUPANCY
    $ 460
    DETAILS

    4 Pax or more

  • Date
    6 Jul 2026 - 14 Sep 2026
    AVAILIBILITY
    AVAILABLE
    PRICE
    from $ 2345
    SINGLE OCCUPANCY
    $ 480
    DETAILS

    2 Pax or more

  • Date
    6 Jul 2026 - 14 Sep 2026
    AVAILIBILITY
    AVAILABLE
    PRICE
    from $ 2065
    SINGLE OCCUPANCY
    $ 480
    DETAILS

    4 Pax or more

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