Where are there glaciers in Switzerland?

Largest Glacier (Surface): Aletsch (Valais): 117 sq km / 73 sq ml. Length 24 km / 15 mi. Glaciers in total 140. read more

There are glaciers in the four major drainage basins of Switzerland. The Rhine and Rhône basins are located on the northern side of the Alps while the Po basin is located on the south side of the Alps. The Danube basin is located on the east side of the Alps. There are no glaciers in the Swiss portion of the Adige basin. read more

Glacier 3000 - traverse a glacier! Les Diablerets. At Botta mountain station (3000 m), there is a flight of steps behind the house leading up to a viewing platform. read more

Jungfrau Glacier Tours The Jungfrau, a sky-high saddle in the Swiss Alps and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers jaw-dropping views of the Bernese Oberland’s massive glaciers and snowy peaks. Travel by narrow cog railway to Jungfraujoch and stand on “the Top of Europe” as you gaze out at the Aletsch Glacier, the longest glacier in Europe, and far, far beyond. read more