Teams complete seven puzzle-based missions across Salgesch's vineyards on a 1.5-hour hiking route, finishing with a wine tasting and a Valais platter at a local cellar.
Tip: Bring a team of at least eight, the format is built around group puzzle-solving rather than solo visits.
A 90-minute walk from St-Pierre-de-Clages station to the Petite Vertu cave has five QR-code stops that build a puzzle code, ending in a wine tasting at the cave.
Tip: The route is not stroller-friendly and climbs about 250 metres, wear proper walking shoes.
This two-hour walking tour through Sion's old town stops at three historic sites and pours five Valais wines alongside a platter of local cold cuts.
Tip: Runs year-round on weekdays, book a few days ahead since two people is the minimum group size.
Riders choose one of six electric-bike routes through Sion's vineyards, climbing the Clavau hillside before a picnic or a meal at La Guerite Brulefer.
Tip: The black route covers 22 km, pick the shorter blue route if you're new to e-biking in vineyard terrain.
A circular hike along the centuries-old Beitra irrigation channel leads to St. Jodern Kellerei for a guided Heida tasting, with views toward the Bietschhorn and the Matterhorn.
Tip: The hike runs May through October on weekdays only, wear real hiking shoes for the irrigation-channel path.
A waymarked trail links Fully, Saillon, Leytron and Chamoson across terraced vineyards, walkable in a day or two on foot or cycled in about three hours.
Tip: The full hiking route takes over seven hours end to end, most visitors walk one town-to-town leg rather than the whole trail.