From the top of the Törbeltal lift (2,550 m), snow sports enthusiasts can enjoy the full vertical range of the Moosalp ski area in one glorious, extended run of more than 5 kilometres, all the way down to Bürchen. The descent is full of variety – and demanding, too, with a vertical drop of about 1,000 metres.

In the ski resort of Moosalpregion, keen skiers and snowboarders will find many slopes on varied terrain. The ski resort offers an incredible range for winter sports enthusiasts, both young and old. Ski tourers can explore the area with Augstbordhorn and Dreizehntenhorn on easy to medium routes. For our little guests, MoosAlbi’s Kids’ Paradise offers the perfect environment in which to make their first turns in the dazzling whiteness.

Bürchen acquired the water rights back in the 15th century, but Zeneggen only obtained them after the drought that followed the earthquake of 1855. The “Old Suone” is fed by the Mühlebach stream at about 1880m. A little further down, at 1700 m, Eischoll has the right to 4/13 of the volume of water from the Mühlebach, according to a court ruling in 1952. The water is conveyed in the Old Eischler Bisse (or Alte Eischler Suon) which is known as the “Habersuon” further to the east.

Per i ciclisti la particolarità del Vallese è rappresentata dalla possibilità di scalare passi leggendari che svalicano a quote che superano i 2000 metri. Questi giganti alpini saranno riservati esclusivamente alla mobilità dolce, offrendo le condizioni ideali per ascensioni in completa sicurezza.