The traditional art of viticulture meets modern technology: using your smartphone and the free Vaude:Guide app, you can experience the region’s winegrowing areas in an interactive way.
The viticultural trails of the Vaud region document the art and history of wine cultivation in the area. The fascinating information boards are supplemented with anecdotes and games on the Vaud:Guide app. To find out how the app works, click on this
link. The quiz questions and games are suitable for children from the age of eight, ensuring plenty of fun for all the family on the discovery trail. While the virtual companion is of course excellent, no visit would be complete without sampling some local drops in the real surroundings of a wine cellar.
A walk through the UNESCO-listed Lavaux vineyard terraces The 10km hike takes a good four-and-a-half hours to complete, with plenty of chances to taste the superb local wines at venues along the way over the slopes above Lake Geneva.
A walk in Pays-d’Enhaut Hikers can enjoy wine and top-class cheese on this nine-kilometre route. This two-and-a-half hour walk is a chance to admire no less than 30 tourist highlights.
A walk in Vallée de Joux Completing the full 25km circuit around Lac de Joux takes about six hours. The route can be halved for a more manageable hike: walk from Le Pont to Sentier or vice versa, following the right or left shore of the lake.
A walk through the vineyards of Vully This 11km walk though Switzerland’s smallest wine growing area lasts about three hours and affords amazing views of Lake Murten.
A walk through the vineyards of Morges This interesting hike through the region’s vineyards is six kilometres in length and takes three-and-a-half hours, passing through the picturesque town of Morges along the way.
A walk through the vineyards of Bonvillars This 11km hike of around four hours is perfectly rounded off by taking the PostBus to the little market town of Grandson.
A walk through the vineyards of Côtes de l’Orbe – panorama With a total ascent of almost 300m over its 13km length, this pleasant hike will lead you up and down the slopes of the region’s vineyards over three-and-a-half hours.
A walk through the vineyards of Côtes de l’Orbe – the foothills of the Jura This 14km hike through the foothills of the Jura is at times a little challenging and takes four-and-half hours to complete.
A walk through the vineyards of Chablais It takes around four hours to walk the nine kilometres of this leisurely trail on the slopes of the Chablais region.
A walk through the vineyards of Luins-Begnins Castles, panorama views and plenty of vineyards await on this five-kilometre, two-and-a-half hour route.
A walk through the vineyards of Vinzel-Bursins This walk is also five kilometres long and takes two-and-a-half hours.
A walk through the Morges winery It takes just 30 minutes to walk this one-kilometre trail through the wine-growing estate in the town of Morges.
