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Hike
Switzerland is a great country to hike in the mountains.
For instant in the Engadin,
the Berner Oberland with the Jungfraujoch,
or in Ticino. Or take a walk over the Aletsch
Glacier, an UNESCO World Heritage. Or last
but not least the Matterhorn
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Ski & Snowboard
St.
Moritz or Gstaad
are the more sophisticated places to ski. Smallers spots
are Bettmeralp
or Engelberg
near Luzern. |
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Cycling and Mountainbiking
The mountain bike (MTB) is ideal for exploring Switzerland
away from streams of traffic. A dense network of paths
already exists and the choice of local
and regional MTB routes is steadily increasing.
Route guides and maps describe interesting tours and
excursions to suit all levels of ability.
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Riverrafting & Canyoning
In Summertime a nice activitie is Riverrafting, on the Simme
or Aare near Interlaken. Canyoning can
also be experinced in Interlaken. |
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Inline Skate
Because Switzerland has a lot of very well paved roads
Inline Skating is very popular. . |
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Bungejumping
Go
where James Bond already jumped in "Goldeneye",
the Verzasca
Dam near Locarno. Its a 220m (722 feet)
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Climbing
With its mountains Switzerland is made for climbing.
In Saas
Fee or Grindelwald
or at the Faulensee.
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