Via Alpina (2) Via Alpina
© Via Alpina
Via Alpina (1) Via Alpina
© Via Alpina

Via Alpina

Collect 38 stamps in unique motifs.

It is proof of a tremendous achievement and a keepsake of your many experiences and impressions: the Via Alpina hiking passbook. You can earn 38 stamps featuring unique motifs over the 20 stages – one for each stage and Alpine pass as well as three special stamps. You’ll find the stamps in the stamp boxes at each stage. Once you have filled your passbook, you’ll receive a certificate.

Via Alpina facts
Length: 390km
Ascent: 23,600m
Stages: 20
Alpine passes: 14
Highest point: Hohtürli, 2,774m
Grade: medium to difficult
Fitness level: medium to very good
  • Suisse Tourisme
  • Toedistrasse 7
  • 8027 Zürich - CH


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