Discover Grimentz

In the heart of the Val d’Anniviers

An authentic and picturesque alpine village

Grimentz is a traditional mountain village located at 1,564 meters above sea level in the Val d’Anniviers in the Valais region. It is renowned as one of the most beautiful villages in Switzerland, thanks to its cobbled streets, wooden raccards, and façades decorated with geraniums; a setting that looks like it came straight out of an alpine postcard.

The historic centre is full of places rich in tradition, such as the 16th-century communal cellar, the old mill, and the Maison de Grand Maman, where the famous glacier wine ages in old larch barrels according to local traditions.

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Hiking and walks in all seasons

foot or by mountain bike in the Val d’Anniviers, offering breathtaking views over the Valais region of the Alps.

Just 15 minutes by car from the village, you will find the turquoise Lake Moiry, a popular destination for hikers and photographers. Several routes are available; from an easy loop around the lake to more challenging hikes to the Moiry Hut or around the Moiry Glacier for experienced hikers.

Scenic and historic paths also connect Grimentz to nearby villages, such as Zinal, as part of the “Tour du Val d’Anniviers,” an iconic hiking route of the region.

Why stay at Hôtel de Moiry?

Discover the Val d’Anniviers in summer

Winter sports and the Grimentz-Zinal ski area

In winter, Grimentz becomes a popular ski resort with varied slopes reaching up to nearly 3,000 meters in altitude, suitable for both beginners and advanced skiers.

The Grimentz-Zinal ski area offers not only alpine skiing but also snowboarding, sledging, cross-country skiing, and winter hiking trails, offering something for everyone.

Why stay at Hôtel de Moiry?

  • Free shuttle service
  • Secure ski room for your skis and boots
  • Public parking right next to the hotel
  • Breakfast included
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Local life, traditions, and events

Grimentz is more than just a picturesque setting, it is a thriving village where traditions and culture blend with outdoor activities. You can take part in workshops such as traditional rye bread making, visit the communal cellar, or discover local history through guided village tours.

Seasonal events bring rhythm to village life, offering visitors cultural and festive experiences throughout the year.

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