Mountain Villages & Valley Views
Crans-Montana → Lens → Icogne → Lac de Tseuzier → Anzère → Sion → Crans-Montana
Duration: Half Day
Distance: Approx. 90 km
Estimated Riding Time: 3 - 4 hoursHighest
Elevation: 1,777m (Lac de Tseuzier)
Best Season: May - October
Stopping points
Lac de Tseuzier. Scenic viewpoint and photography. Anzère. Coffee and mountain views. Sion. Old Town. Historic streets, cafés and medieval landmarks.
Highlights
Quiet, flowing mountain roads perfect for vintage motorcycles Spectacular views across the Rhône Valley Visit the turquoise waters of Lac de Tseuzier Coffee stop in the mountain village of Anzère Views of Sion's medieval castles Traditional Swiss villages, vineyards and endless Alpine scenery Ideal for first-time visitors and experienced local riders alike
Riders notes
Suitable for riders of all experience levels. Excellent choice for those riding a vintage motorcycle for the first time. Roads are generally wide, smooth and well maintained. Fuel is readily available in the Rhône Valley. Cyclists are common during summer weekends—ride with care. Weather can change quickly in the mountains; a light jacket is recommended.
Half day
Mountain Villages & Valley Views
Crans-Montana → Lens → Icogne → Lac de Tseuzier → Anzère → Sion → Crans-Montana
Duration: Half Day
Distance: Approx. 90 km
Estimated Riding Time: 3 - 4 hoursHighest
Elevation: 1,777m (Lac de Tseuzier)
Best Season: May - October
Stopping points
Lac de Tseuzier. Scenic viewpoint and photography. Anzère. Coffee and mountain views. Sion. Old Town. Historic streets, cafés and medieval landmarks.
Highlights
Quiet, flowing mountain roads perfect for vintage motorcycles Spectacular views across the Rhône Valley Visit the turquoise waters of Lac de Tseuzier Coffee stop in the mountain village of Anzère Views of Sion's medieval castles Traditional Swiss villages, vineyards and endless Alpine scenery Ideal for first-time visitors and experienced local riders alike
Riders notes
Suitable for riders of all experience levels. Excellent choice for those riding a vintage motorcycle for the first time. Roads are generally wide, smooth and well maintained. Fuel is readily available in the Rhône Valley. Cyclists are common during summer weekends—ride with care. Weather can change quickly in the mountains; a light jacket is recommended.