The various versions of the PASS Saint-Bernard offer a choice of annual, seasonal or daily flat-rates for over 15 leisure activities in summer and winter, as well as free use of public transport and ski lifts throughout the Pays du Saint-Bernard destination. Enjoy free travel on public transport from Orsières to Champex, La Fouly, Bourg-Saint-Pierre and Great St Bernard.

The Lorette snow garden, located at the entrance to the village of Bourg-St-Pierre, includes a ski lift that allows young and old alike to enjoy their first ski descents on a gentle slope. Supervised by an instructor, children can learn the joys of skiing in complete safety. And for holders of the St-Bernard Pass, access to this facility is included!

The highest areas in the Pays du St-Bernard are the most beautiful! Solo and tandem paragliding are available for all so get yourself some wings and discover our beautiful region. Professionals are available throughout the year for flights from La Breya, Six-Blanc, Bavon or other places depending on conditions. 

Great St. Bernard Hospice, 2,469 metres above sea level, was built in the 11th century in order to provide sanctuary for travellers and pilgrims. Starting in the mid-17th century, the monks there would keep large dogs as guards and escorts. The presence of these dogs in the Hospice is attested by documents from the year 1695, as well as by a memo in the Hospice's records from the year 1707. Before long, the dogs were also being used to escort travellers and to find and rescue people who were lost in the snow and fog. Today, the Barry Foundation's principal breeding station is located in Martigny. In the summer, however, some of the dogs spend time at their original home in the Great St. Bernard Pass.

Il Verbier St Bernard by UTMB trail, organizzato in Vallese a partire dal 2009, è stato il primo ultratrail della Svizzera e, nel 2022, è entrato a far parte del circuito mondiale delle UTMB World Series. Il percorso più lungo (140 km) propone un anello che, partendo da Verbier, sale al Colle del Gran San Bernardo attraversando le valli di Bagnes, Entremont e Ferret. Vengono proposti anche altri itinerari: 76 km, con partenza da La Fouly; 42 km, nel caso della maratona con partenza sulle alture di Bruson; 26 km nel caso dell’anello intorno a Verbier.

Il Rallye International du Valais è una corsa automobilistica che si tiene nel Vallese tutti gli anni. Il percorso e il contesto, la sicurezza e l’eccellente organizzazione fanno di questa gara una delle più spettacolari e notevoli dell’intero panorama europeo.