You can cycle this easy route in just a few hours, taking the time to stop and enjoy a drink in a wine cellar, a meal on a terrace, or simply a picnic in the sunshine overlooking the vines.
Map of the route
Practical information
A looping route : The Chemin du vignoble is a route recognised at cantonal level that crosses the wine-growing landscapes of the Valais. To complete a loop, we recommend that you return via the Rhône banks itinerary.
Official signposting: The Chemin du vignoble à vélo is signposted with the number 72. The Rhône banks itinerary is signposted with the number 1.
FAQ – frequently asked questions
What’s the best way to do the route?
We recommend setting off from Fully in the morning to take advantage of the wind at your back all the way to Chamoson. It makes the experience even more enjoyable.
Where can I hire a bike?
Yes, you can hire a bike at the Relais de la Sarvaz, in Saillon.
For more information, click here.
Do I need an electric bike?
No, a conventional bike is more than enough.
An electric bike is a plus for added comfort.
How do I get to Fully or Chamoson by public transport?
Take the 311 bus from Saillon in the direction of Martigny to get to Fully, or in the direction of Sion to get to Chamoson.
You can also go as far as Riddes CFF station, then take the train to the relevant stations. Click here for timetables.
Is it possible to start the route from Saillon?
Yes, you can start the route from Saillon.
You can then travel to Fully or Chamoson as you wish.
It’s also possible to start from Fully (particularly by public transport) and follow the route towards Saillon and Chamoson.
How much does it cost to put my bike on public transport?
You have to pay for your bike, at the price of a 1/2 fare SBB ticket. You can also pay for a day’s cycle pass. For more information, visit SBB.ch.
Does the route continue after Chamoson?
Yes, the vineyard path links Martigny to Leuk. You can find the full itinerary on the Chemin du vignoble website or on Swiss mobile.