Places to explore in…
Lake Geneva
Lausanne
Known for its stunning medieval architecture, the iconic Olympic Museum, and breathtaking views of the Alps, Lausanne offers something for every type of traveler. Stroll through the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, visit the majestic Lausanne Cathedral, or take a peaceful boat ride on the lake, all while savoring the city's unique mix of culture, art, and Swiss hospitality.
Lausanne is Switzerland’s 4th largest city and is surrounded by Lake Geneva and breathtaking mountains. Enjoy the charm of the old town or take a dip in the largest lake in Western Europe!
Lavaux & Lutry
Hiking through the Chebrex Vineyard Trails of Lavaux and Lutry offers an unforgettable experience, where breathtaking views of terraced vineyards meet the sparkling waters of Lake Geneva. As you wander along the well-marked paths, you'll pass through rows of grapevines, their lush green leaves rolling down the hillsides toward the lake, with the majestic Alps providing a stunning backdrop. The peaceful ambiance, combined with occasional stops at charming wine cellars and picturesque villages, makes this hike a perfect way to immerse yourself in the region’s natural beauty and rich winemaking heritage. Whether you’re a wine lover or simply seeking a scenic escape, the Chebrex trails offer a unique blend of adventure and tranquility. Not to mention this trail is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with some of these terraces dating back to the 11th century!
Montreux
Continue around Lake Geneva to Montreux, a town that has one of the most stunning lake walks in the world as well as one of the most famous Jazz festivals. The famous band “Queen” even stayed here for a good amount of time and the town has a statue dedicated to Freddie Mercury!
Hiking down from Rochers de Naye to Haut-de-Caux in Switzerland is a thrilling adventure that combines stunning mountain views with the charm of scenic train rides. Starting at the peak of Rochers de Naye, at an altitude of 2,042 meters, hikers are treated to panoramic views of Lake Geneva and the surrounding Alps. The descent takes you through lush alpine meadows, dotted with wildflowers, as you make your way toward Haut-de-Caux. Along the way, the trail offers a mix of serene forest paths and open landscapes, perfect for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility.
At Haut-de-Caux, you can hop aboard the GoldenPass Line for a picturesque train ride back down to Montreux, where the lush landscapes of the Vaud region unfold before your eyes. This combination of hiking and train travel provides the perfect balance of adventure and relaxation, offering an unforgettable experience in the heart of Switzerland’s stunning landscape.