The Sattelichopf offers hikers a quieter alternative to the popular Faltschonhorn. With spectacular views of Vals from 1600 metres, it’s well worth a visit.
Prominent and always visible, the mountain peaks of the “Breitengrad” rise above the expansive grassy slopes of Leisalp. This impressive mountain range shapes the eastern slope of the Valsertal, not only with its well-known peaks of Piz Aul and Faltschonhorn, but especially with the prominent hump of Sattelichopf, which often stands out.
Useful tips for an unforgettable adventure.
Several paid car parks are available in Vals, including a charging station for electric cars. There are also car parks for motorhomes and campers right next to the gondola
Take the Vals hiking bus to the start of your hike or mountain tour. The bus runs on a fixed weekly schedule from the village to various departure points.
Get an overview of the Vals hiking region. The Visit Vals team will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
