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Beautiful mountain hike that loops around a bright blue lake with glacier views.
Walk on the glacier ice without a guide or special equipment on a prepared trail. After the hike, enjoy the suspension bridge and alpine coaster.
Switzerland makes it so easy to visit many of its spectacular glaciers, a disappearing national treasure. Here are several Swiss glaciers we have visited with our kids, most of which are easy to access with mountain transport and short hikes.
The easiest hike to a glacier in Switzerland with a wide gravel path, suitable for strollers, that leads directly to the glacier ice tongue feeding the river.
Easy mountain hike directly to the tongue of this beautiful glacer in the Bernese Oberland, where you can touch the ice.
Admire the impressive Aletsch glacier from the top of the Riederalp gondola and enjoy a leisurely stroll along a short panorama trail.
Hike up the mountain to a viewpoint over the Trift glacier and cross the 170 meters long suspension bridge, Optional detour to Windegg mountain hut for lunch.
Ride a cable car to a spectacular viewpoint over two glaciers that sit above Saas Fee Switzerland and do a short walk to three glacier lakes. It’s a super easy outing for all ages with arguably the best views in all of the Saastal region.
Enjoy Switzerland the easy way by riding a gondola straight to an amazing viewpoint overlooking the Aletsch glacier. For a full day of fun, add on an easy stroll around an alpine lake and an exciting scooter ride down the mountain.
Walk on the longest glacier in the Swiss alps with a guide, a great choice for beginners and a special experience to share with friends and family.
A full report of our first time walking on glacier, led by an excellent local guide, plus tips to make your visit run smoothly. I also have a trail map so you can hike up to the glacier even if you aren’t walking on the ice.
A short panorama trail with views of an impressive glacier and 18 peaks over 4000m high. Families can add on the alpine playground and theme trail. For a little excitement, finish the day with an 11km scooter ride.

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