“Iische Park” is the name of the pump track on Riederalp in the Aletsch Arena. Set in a grassy area on the Alpenrose site, it is ideal for children and adults, beginners and pros alike, whether for fun or serious training. At 46 metres long and a metre wide, the fibreglass and marine plywood track is designed for bike, balance-bike and scooter riders, not to mention rollerbladers. The “Iische Park” pump track is free to use, and anyone who wants to try it out can rent a bike on the spot.

A breathtaking scenic view is awaiting on the sledge run in Moosfluh, which stands out from other runs thanks to its location half-way between Riederalp and Bettmeralp. The day starts atop the Moosfluh cablecar’s terminus. Before sliding down the slop, the best view point in Moosfluh awaits: standing 2,333 meters high, the viewpoint over the Great Altesch Glacier is delightful. To reach that place, a short 10-minute walk is necessary from the terminus. Following this short excursion to meet the ice giant, a 5,3-kilometer sledge run is still waiting for you. The ride downhill is overlook the Blausee lake as well as the Gopplerlücke hamlet. Later on, the itinerary splits in two: the first path leads to Riederalp, below the Moosfluh station, while the second track drives you Bettmeralp. On your way down, the fortunate experience to live the dream take shape at the heart of idyllic landscapes in the Alps.

Discover the secrets of how alpine cheese is made in the Aletsch Arena region. The Alpine Museum in Riederalp reveals the expertise and skill required to make fine cheeses. You can also buy some as a delicious souvenir of the region to take home.

The 124-metre Aletsch footbridge offers a dramatic way of crossing the impressive Massa gorges, 80 metres above the ground. The bridge lies along a magnificent 5-hour hike between Belalp and Riederalp. From the footbridge, you can see the tongue of the Great Aletsch Glacier.