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  • ViaStockalper Stockalperweg nach Domodossola

Hiking Holidays Brig – Domodossola

Hiking: Stockalperweg

Hiking package 6 nights

Enjoy hiking holidays from Brig to Domodossola on the ViaStockalper between Switzerland and Italy with varied landscapes and much more. The Stockalperweg is part of the hiking trail network of Kulturwege Schweiz and is considered one of the most popular hiking trails in the Simplon region.

Over the course of seven days, you’ll follow the historic route over the Simplon Pass. You’ll set off from the bustling old town of Brig, walk past the imposing Ganter Bridge and the golden eagle sculpture on the Simplon Pass, and stop for a break in the picturesque village of Simplon. You’ll climb over 100 natural steps up to the Monscera Pass and soak up the Italian atmosphere in the idyllic Bognan Valley before arriving in Domodossola. All this and much more awaits you on your hiking holiday from Brig to Domodossola.

Latest start time for the hike to Domodossola is 15 September 2026 from Brig.

from CHF 969.-

per person in a double room

Requirement

  • 7 days / 6 nights
  • Individual Hiking
  • Luggage transport
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Stockalperweg Direction to Monscerapass

Prices, Services & Information

Hiking-Offer

Double Room from CHF 969.-

Optional:
Single Room Surcharge CHF 150.-
Travel with dog CHF 80.-
7 days in the Brig Old Town car park CHF 30.

(Half board is not planned in Domodossola, you may choose from one of the many restaurants in town)

Included in the base price:

  • 6 nights with breakfast
  • 5x half board
  • Luggage transfer from hotel to hotel
  • Packed lunches
  • 4 days free travel on the Postauto-line Brig-Gondo
  • Guided tours, entries and culinary surprises…

Brig – Domodossola / 7 days

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Information and travel documents

We will send you some of the supporting documents such as hiking map, flyer and Postbus timetable in advance by post with the reservation confirmation. The Stockalperkit with vouchers for the hotels and entrance fees, a small souvenir and further information about the Stockalperweg can be obtained at the hotel reception on the day of arrival.

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Altitude profile

Hike & daily schedule

  • Day 1

    Arrival

    Individual journey to Brig. Explore the old town of Brig and visit the magnificent Stockalper Castle.

  • Day 2

    Brig - Simplonpass

    Hike via Ried-Brig to “Schallberg” and along the historically restored “Talweg Ganter” through the Ganter Valley towards Rothwald. Above Mittubäch, the route leads into the Tafernatal valley to the ruins of the former inn. The final climb to the end of the stage is tackled via steep bends and rewarded with a sighting of the golden eagle.

    Light option: Save yourself around 600 metres of elevation gain and take the PostBus to “Schallberg” (or Eisten, Ganterbrücke or Rothwald, mountain hut). The PostBus ticket is included in the price

  • Day 3

    Simplonpass - Simplon Dorf

    Past numerous alpine huts, dry-stone walls and cows, after 2.5 hours you will see the Italian-style Simplon village. A visit to the Ecomuseum in the “alten Gasthof” (old inn) and a short detour to the “Arnold” bakery and the Simplon alpine dairy are highly recommended.

  • Day 4

    Simplon Dorf - Zwischbergen

    The stage destination of the third day can be reached on two different routes. After the descent to “Gabi”, the trail branches off in the direction of the Gondo Canyon or Furggu.

    Variant Gondo Canyon: Over bridges, metal footbridges and the galleries of the national road, you reach Fort Gondo through the Gondo Gorge. The Stockalperweg leads 350m through the fort. After a short breather in the border village of Gondo, the last 5km into the wild and romantic Zwischbergental can be easily managed.

    Furggu variant: From Gabi, the trail climbs steadily towards Furggu. Over alpine meadows and past prayer sticks, through wooded and open terrain, this variant is in stark contrast to the Gondo Gorge. Once at “Furggu”, the descent into the Zwischbergental valley begins to the hamlet of “Bord”.

  • Day 5

    Zwischbergen - Bognanco

    The path from the Zwischbergental valley up to the Monscera Pass is steep. The numerous natural steps seem to go on forever. At the top, however, the view of the surrounding mountain peaks makes the exertions of the climb well worth it. This is followed by a descent across pastures, past moors and small mountain lakes, down to the scattered village of Bognanco.

    The hike begins either in Gondo or Zwischbergen, depending on the route chosen the previous day. It is possible and recommended to take the on-demand bus (booking required the day before) from Gondo to Zwischbergen. This stage of the hike is a real challenge! Taking the bus shortens the route by 5 km / around 500 metres of elevation gain.

  • Day 6

    Bognanco - Domodossola

    From Graniga, descend along beautiful trails to Bognanco Fonti as far as Pregliasca. From here you walk first along the slope past small streams, then on a steep footpath in the woods down to Monte Ossolano and later on a wide and well-maintained paved path to Domodossola.

  • Day 7

    Domodossola

    Discover the enchanting Italian town of Domodossola.

    Tipp: Enjoy a café in the Piazza Mercato and stroll through the Piedmontese town of Domodossola before travelling home.

Route Brig – Domodossola

What you can expect

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