Discover Val d'Anniviers on the sledge: Depart from Bendolla, then slide down the Avoin pasture before arriving back in Grimentz – a beautiful descent of 5 km. Through the fir trees and the snowy larches, enjoy the delightful Val d’Anniviers sledge run in an idyllic setting. You leave Bendolla and then glide down the Avoin pasture, a paradise for Hérens cattle in summer, before continuing the descent of 5 km. At the end of the run you'll be charmed by the traditional village of Grimentz. It is a village that will appeal especially to those interested in history and anyone fascinated by centuries-old buildings. This is a moment of relaxation and fun for the whole family on a sledge run that allows you to discover Val d'Anniviers, its breathtaking panorama and its untouched nature.

Not to mention Grimentz-Zinal which is offering five signposted itineraries ranging from 450 to more than 1,000 metre gradients to meet the needs of all types of ski tourers. Just like those in St-Luc/Chandolin and Vercorin, the routes are divided into three colour categories: blue (easy), red (medium) and black (difficult). Maintained by local associations, they offer breathtaking scenery ranging from forests to views of the “imperial crown” – five peaks over 4,000 metres high – and vast expanses of powder snow. Have fun trying them out!

From the summit station of Becs de Bosson, skiers and snowboarders enjoy a wide choice of runs ranging from easy to difficult. A blue piste leads past Bendolla and on towards Grimentz, with a turning off to St-Jean. This final section follows a freeride route, marked yellow, featuring a short section through a clearing in the forest. In all, the descent measures 8 kilometres, with a total vertical drop of 1,500 metres.

The starting point for this itinerary lies not far from the top of the Orzival drag lift, where you can enjoy spectacular panoramic views. First you follow the red piste for about 200 metres until you see a sign on the left marking the entrance to the freeride itinerary. After a first, steeper section, the terrain opens out and invites you to express all your creativity – right down to the end of the run, by the bottom of the Tsarva chair lift. 

Grand Raid BCVS, gara di mountain bike della Svizzera Marathon
Il percorso del Grand Raid BCVS entusiasma i ciclisti dal 1990. Questa maratona vi porterà da Verbier a Grimentz.

Gara a squadre Grand Raid
Una nuova gara a squadre per 3 persone. Tra amici, in compagnia. Partecipate come squadra, alla partenza di vostra scelta: Verbier, Nendaz, Hérémence o Evolène.

E-Raid
Questo percorso di 30 km, senza cronometraggio, è accessibile a tutti con una e-bike o una mountain bike tradizionale. Assaggiate i prodotti locali lungo il percorso.

Évolène - Grimentz Breve
Scoprite un nuovissimo percorso che parte da Evolène senza passare per il Pas de Lona, aperto a tutti e soprattutto per la categoria gravel. Questo percorso offre la possibilità di raggiungere Grimentz attraverso strade forestali.

From 2 to 14 September 2025, the Valais will be the mountain bike capital of the world. For the first time in the history of the Mountain Bike World Championships, a single region will host the different events: cross-country, downhill, e-bike, enduro, marathon, pumptrack and short track. Eight Valaisan destinations will host these different events, while the opening ceremony will take place in Sion. Between 1,000 and 1,500 athletes are expected to take part in this exceptional event, which will bring together the world's best athletes.