Musee de Bagnes
You'll find a mix of photography exhibitions, fine art and temporary exhibitions at this museum in Le Chable.
Le Tour des Villages, Le Châble
Explore the typical villages of the Val de Bagnes and the sights they offer
At just under 20km this walk is an opportunity to visit various museums, churches, chapels and the old mill at Sarreyer - just some of the sights you can expect to see.
There are lots of beautiful old and new buildings dotted along this long walk.
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What to bring
This route can be found on SwissTopo National maps: 1325 (Sembrancher) and 1326 (Rosablanche).
What to see
Sights in Verbier
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Forge Oreiller
The Oreiller forge was once famous for the cow bells it used to produce. Now designated a historical monument, the 19th century workshop houses more than 400 traditional objects for you to come and see.
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Saw mill, flour mill and apple press museum
A historical building in itself, this museum houses an impressive mill wheel used to operate a giant saw.
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Paintings for Your Home
Victor Egorov’s paintings of Verbier and the Four Valleys not only make a stunning addition to an Alpine home but also as an addition to any interior.
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Saint Bernard Dogs Museum
Visit the kennels and find out all about the history of the St Bernard Dogs' role in rescues over the generations they have been around.
Where to lunch
Restaurants in Le Chable
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Le 22 Table d'Hôtes
Hidden behind a secret door, discover The « 22 », Verbier's first speakeasy restaurant.
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Chez Dany Restaurant
Open in winter and summer, this restaurant is a great spot for families, and pets too! They serve local specialities with contemporary touches.
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Bô ! Restaurant
With a creative international menu, Bô ! celebrates the art of taste and seasonality.
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La Grange Restaurant and Bar
At this restaurant, located near the centre of Verbier, you will find seasonal produce, fish and fire-grilled meats, for either lunch or dinner.
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Les Touristes Restaurant
The restaurant, like the hotel, is traditional in style and offers local dishes like croute, raclette and fondue, as well as classic French cuisine.
Directions
Leaving Le Châble, the path rises towards Le Cotterg and Fontenelle. Stop at the charming Chapelle des Vernays.
At the other side of the hamlet, follow the path that leads to Châtelard and continue to the place known as the Ires.
After this, follow the drop to the villages of Sarreyer and Loutier where you can have a meal.
Take the left bank of the Rosay and go down to the village of Champsec, where a stop off at the dairy is mandatory.
Climb back up to the Bruson Heights before getting back to Le Châble.
