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Lonely PlanetJul 21, 2026

Best women-only hiking trips in the Swiss Alps

Women-only small group adventure travel experiences are booming. Here are the best women-only hiking trips for you to enjoy in the Swiss Alps.

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  • Pointe des MossettesSightHighest point in Portes du Soleil with world-class views.
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  • Dents du MidiSightValais, SwitzerlandRegion known for its jagged teeth mountains.
  • Experience ChampéryPlaceChampéry, SwitzerlandRuns women-only adventure tours and wellness retreats.
  • Sidetracked AdventurePlaceBernese Oberland, SwitzerlandOffers a 6-day trek through Bernese Oberland.
  • Via AlpinaTrailBernese Oberland, SwitzerlandLegendary route through the picturesque Bernese Oberland.
  • JungfraujochSightBernese Alps, SwitzerlandMountain pass in the Bernese Alps.
  • SBBPlaceSwitzerlandSwiss rail operator for multi-day passes.
  • Outdoor Adventure GirlsPlaceMorzine, FranceRuns UK and overseas trips, including Summer in the Alps.
  • Portes du SoleilSightValais, SwitzerlandBeautiful area spanning French and Swiss border.
  • Le Lac de ChavanetteSightChavanette Pass, SwitzerlandOffers a window through Chavanette Pass.
  • Swiss WallTrailValais, SwitzerlandIconic Swiss ski route with 90% steepness.
  • Wild Women ExpeditionsPlaceInterlaken, SwitzerlandOffers an itinerary from Interlaken to Zermatt.
  • Lauterbrunnen ValleySightBernese Oberland, SwitzerlandValley in the Bernese Oberland.
  • Lake BrienzSightBernese Oberland, SwitzerlandLake in the Bernese Oberland.
  • Gemmi PlateauSightValais, SwitzerlandPlateau in the Valais region.
  • MatterhornSightValais, SwitzerlandIconic mountain in Switzerland.
  • Cantine de BarmazRestaurantBarmaz Plateau, Switzerland
  • DoldenhornSightBernese Alps, Switzerland
  • GspaltenhornSightBernese Alps, Switzerland
  • MürrenSightBernese Alps, Switzerland
  • EigerSightBernese Alps, Switzerland
  • JungfrauSightBernese Alps, Switzerland
  • MönchSightBernese Alps, Switzerland
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