At the entrance to the Val de Bagnes, between Martigny and Verbier. The area brings together several villages: Vollèges, le Levron, Vens, Cries, Chemin-Dessus and Etiez.

What's the finest view in the Vollèges area?

La Crevasse, at 1,807 M, with the Entremont and the Val de Bagnes on either side. Le Levron, on its sun-facing terrace, also looks straight down the valley.

Which local specialities should I taste?

The “Fratze” sausage and the “Cressin”, a local bread, both made at the Atelier des Terroirs. The beers from the Brasserie de Vollèges and the products of the Etiez cheese dairy. The village is also home to a traditional bread oven from the early 20th century.

Why come to Vollèges on holiday?

For the calm, and for everything around it. 680 hectares of wooded pastures on Mont Chemin, alpine pastures at the end of every trail, and products made right in the village. You’re close to Verbier and its lifts, but you sleep to a completely different rhythm.

Is Vollèges a good destination for a family holiday?

Yes. The family walks wind through alpine pastures and larch forests, without excessive elevation gain, and the villages stay peaceful. For accommodation, ArboCamp and its hanging tents make a real impression on children, and the Cabane du Lein welcomes families and groups of hikers alike.

What is there to do in Vollèges?

In summer: hiking on the alpine pastures of the Lein, the Tronc and the Planches, trail running, mountain biking, family walks and road cycling on the switchbacks up to le Levron. In winter: snowshoeing between the passes, on the heights of Vollèges, Vens, Cries, le Levron, Chemin-Dessus and Etiez. All year round: the terroir, from the bread oven to the Etiez cheese dairy.

Can I come to Vollèges all year round?

Yes. The area comes alive in every season, with activities that change: trails and biking in summer, snowshoeing in winter. Just check opening times before you set off, as some accommodation, restaurants and mountain access points are seasonal.

How do I get to Vollèges from le Châble without a car?

You can reach Vollèges by taking a le Châble – Sembrancher train, then a Sembrancher – Vollèges bus. Find the timetables on the TMR website . You can also ride there from le Châble via the Chemin des 700 ans .

How do I get to Vollèges from Martigny without a car?

You can reach Vollèges by taking a Martigny – Sembrancher train, then a Sembrancher – Vollèges bus. Find the timetables on the TMR website .

Can I get to Vollèges by public transport?

Yes, Vollèges is accessible by bus. Find the timetables on the TMR website .

Vollèges

Rooted in tradition, Vollèges and its surroundings are the true gateway to the Val de Bagnes.

A bell tower five centuries old. The smell of bread fresh from the oven. Vollèges opens the door to the Val de Bagnes, and the tone is set: here, traditions stand on their own. The Atelier des Terroirs gathers the people of Vollèges around the “Fratze” sausage and the “Cressin”, a local bread. Above the village, Mont Chemin rolls out 680 hectares of wooded pastures, among the largest in Europe. The trails head off towards the alpine pastures of the Lein, the Tronc and the Planches, then climb to La Crevasse, 1,807 M, facing the Entremont. On foot, by mountain bike, on snowshoes. Each season keeps its own pace, and none is in a hurry.

Stay in Vollèges

The gateway to the Val de Bagnes, on the nature and terroir side.
In Vollèges, you sleep where the trails begin: larch forests, mountain passes, alpine pastures.
A historic hotel, a tent hung in the trees or a group cabin: whether you come with family, with friends for a weekend of hiking and biking, or just to switch off, Vollèges is your base camp.

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From pass to pass.

The Lein, the Planches, La Crevasse. You climb, you drop over the other side, you start again. The Entremont on one side, the Val de Bagnes on the other.