Trimka

The Accommodation

Welcome to the Valais villages Fiesch, Fieschertal and the famous music village Ernen.

Here you will find the Aletsch Arena Ski and Snowboard Paradise.

The Aletsch Arena offer you the most beautiful high-altitude walks, glacier crossings and breathtaking views of the surrounding Alps. Rest and relaxation go hand in hand with a varied and action-packed cultural and sports programme. Families with children will definitely get their money's worth in this holiday destination.

The ideal resorts for alpine skiing, cross country skiing, winter hiking, climbing, glacier walking, running, mountain biking and paragliding.

Trimka has 8 beds (3x double and 1 bunk bed, has 2 bathrooms (1x bath, 1x shower) downstairs and upstairs, separate toilet, spacious well-equipped kitchen, spacious living room with fireplace, where you can look at the roof beams.

Located on the slope above the village, you look from the spacious balcony into the Rottetal, to the opposite picturesque village of Ernen and the snowy mountains.

Chalet Trimka has satellite TV, stereo, DVD player, WiFi, and a washer / dryer combination.

Next to the Chalet is an original Walliser Stadel. Come and enjoy the attractive Wellness area (spacious Finnish Sauna, sunbeds, toilet, rain shower, cold foot bath).

Downstairs behind the Stadel is an extra terrace with outdoor fireplace, directly accessible via a staircase.

Relax!

Fiesch is easily accessible by road from two sides (possibly via car train tunnels), but also by public transport.

There is ample parking space (without a steep slope in winter) for a number of cars on site.

The municipality keeps the streets perfectly snow-free in winter.

In Fiesch there are plenty of shops and restaurants, and recently there is a private junction (cable car, train and bus station) from where you go to the Aletsch plateau (winter sports, hiking, paragliding, mountain biking view point largest glacier in the Alps: the Aletsch glacier glacier tours). Everything within walking distance.

To the east you continue into the Rhone Valley by train or car (winter: cross-country skiing, summer).