Tour to Isérables
Isérables
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This circuit links Haute-Nendaz with the authentic village of Isérables, while passing by some exceptional sites. For those who are feeling a little less sporty; the road layout is adapted for electric bikes.
Difficulty
IntermediateLength
20.58 kmDuration
3:10 hDescription
Start your bike ride through forests and orchards, from where you can admire magnificent landscapes. After passing through the village of Les Condémines, discover Isérables, the little village frozen in time, perched at an altitude of 1,116 meters. Take a short stop to immerse yourself in this picturesque place before returning to Haute-Nendaz. On the way back, enjoy an incredible view of the Alps of Vaud and Bern.
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Turn-by-turn directions
Start from the "Centre Sportif de Haute-Nendaz" to go to Isérables following the Mountainbike 131 signs. Begin your outing by taking the Chemin des Bornes to reach Haute-Nendaz village. At the crossing with the main road, go down to your left for 200 meters. Just before the big contour of les Crêtes Blanches, take the road on your left. 200 meters further, head into the forest, following the road on your right. Pedal as far as the village of Condémines, then follow the road in the direction of Isérables. Pass through this magnificent village and continue along the route des Crettaux to reach the Pont de la Scie. After crossing this bridge, go up the steeply winding road as far as the crossroads. Take the road on your left in the direction of Nendaz. In order to reach the resort, continue your tour on the asphalted main road.
Start
Haute-Nendaz (sports centre) (1341m)
Destination
Haute-Nendaz (sports centre) (1341m)
Technical information
Altitude
1588m
1086m
Ascent
+738m
Descent
-738m
Stamina
Experience
Landscape
Best time of the year
- Jan
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Tags
Public transport
Approach
Parking
Source
This activity is brought to you by Valais/Wallis Promotion