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©a little bit upper in the village of Champéry with a nice view.|JB Bieuville
Champéry

Champéry

The village of Champéry, the first Valais Olympic site in the heart of the Dents du Midi region, has a rich, centuries-old tourist heritage. In the early 20th century, English visitors to the village imported curling. Today, the icy slopes of the Palladium sports center are trodden by the sport’s greatest champions. And the picturesque Rue du Village, lined with century-old chalets, gives Champéry its typical Swiss character.

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Champéry in summer

a Bikepark

at the summit

From the village of Champérolain, dominated by the majestic Dents du Midi, it’s easy to imagine the attraction of the peaks for the mountaineers who pioneered the discipline at the beginning of the 20th century. It’s like a wind of discovery blowing through the air here! As the starting point for the Tour des Dents du Midi, Champéry is brimming with secret spots just waiting to be discovered… For mountain bikers, this is the birthplace of a legendary trail…

Thrill-seekers hop on their bikes and take the cable car up to the Bikepark, which also includes the resorts of Les Crosets and Morgins. The more adventurous try their hand at the World Cup downhill track, while others opt for a detour via Grand-Paradis, on the Portes du Soleil Mountain Bike Tour. As for hikers, they’ve found the perfect starting point for exploring the surrounding mountains and must-see sites such as Lac d’Anthème or the Barme plateau nestled between the Dents du Midi and the Dents Blanches – a place where time seems to stand still… Champéry is the perfect blend of tradition and modernity.

Champéry in winter

a Grand-Paradis

under the Dents du Midi

From the magical Rue du Village to the polar-like Plateau de Grand-Paradis, the magic of winter certainly originates in Champéry… At the foot of the Dents du Midi, raising your eyes to the sky is like watching the Croix-de-Culet or the Haute-Cime, over which winter has drawn its thick white curtain. After all that wonder, it’s finally time to enjoy an alpine raclette by the fire…

From the village, the red Croix-de-Culet cable car takes skiers to the slopes in just a few minutes, heading for the Portes du Soleil ski area to escape to wide open spaces! From up there, the Dents du Midi and the Dents Blanches seem to be within reach… If you like technical and demanding runs, you can challenge yourself to the famous “Swiss Wall”… 1 km long and ungroomed with a gradient of over 70%, this run is known to be one of the most difficult in the world and is reserved for the experts who don’t shy away… Adrenalin guaranteed!