Like last year I created a little gallery of our week in the Swiss snow, residing in the area of Les Quatre Vallées – one of the biggest ski areas in the country. This area includes Nendaz, Vervier, Veysonnaz and La Tzoumaz and has the Mont Fort as its highest point (3,328 m / 10,919 ft). We spent our last days of the decade with family in here.
How’s life at 3328 meters above sea level? Pretty peaceful. Apart from the view of dramatically carved mountains like the Matterhorn in the south (the ‘Berg der Berge’) the only thing you may hear is the crackling ice under your feet.
See for yourself below in here! Et une grosse bisse de la Suisse! ???
Bright days in Nendaz ↑
Chapo hopping around the slopes of Nendaz ↑
View from the Mont Fort on the Matterhorn ↑
Last rays of the day in Nendaz ↑
Slopes around Verbier ↑
Evening walk with Chapo (the green lantern) ↑
Cleuson dam in Siviez ↑
Evening walk in Nendaz ↑
Nendaz ↑
View on Les Diablerets ↑
Stuffy Christmas days ↑
Immaculate slopes above Nendaz ↑
A mackerel sky (altocumulus) around sunset above Nendaz ↑ With Chapo in the snow
Cleuson Dam, Siviez ↑
Nendaz ↑
Bisse de Saxon, near Iserables ↑
Veil above the Rhone Valley ↑
Bisse Saxon, Iserables ↑
Sunset around Nendaz ↑
Here’s where to find those gorgeous peaks! ↓
Marjon
February 23, 2020 at 6:53 am
Wonderful !