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The Gruyère Pays-d'Enhaut Park
A park to experience, a park to share
Nouveau parc'info
Le dernier numéro du Parc’info, sorti de presse en juillet, célèbre les patrimoines qui façonnent le territoire et les initiatives qui les font vivre.
Il marque aussi la fin du format actuel, avant le lancement d'une nouvelle publication en 2027.
Bonne lecture !
Exploring the Park on foot or by bike
The Gruyère Pays-d'Enhaut Regional Nature Park offers a wide range of hiking trails marked by Suisse Rando. The Park also highlights a selection of these routes through themed experiences.
The Gruyère Pays-d’Enhaut Regional Nature Park offers countless opportunities to explore the region by bike, mountain bike, or e-bike. Cycling is one of the best ways to experience the Park and immerse yourself in its rich natural, cultural, and historical heritage.
Good behaviour and outdoor leisure activities
The Park has brought together good practices as well as federal and cantonal regulations to enjoy leisure activities in nature in compliance with the law, depending on the activities practised and the areas concerned.
Seasonal routes
The journey begins on the bus
This summer, reach the starting point of your hike without worrying about parking.
From Charmey to La Valsainte and the Gros Mont valley, or between Saanen, Mitterberg and Jaun, the seasonal bus routes offer a different way to discover the region. A first immersion into the landscapes while helping preserve the tranquillity of these places.
Habiter le Parc
Les habitantes et habitants du territoire peuvent accéder à plusieurs offres soutenues par le Parc Gruyère Pays-d’Enhaut. Plantations d'arbres ou de haies, création d'étangs, ou conseils, ces prestations encouragent les pratiques durables, favorisent la biodiversité et renforcent la vie locale.
A territory spanning 3 cantons
The Gruyère Pays-d'Enhaut Regional Nature Park is one of Switzerland's 20 parks of national importance. Its 630km2 territory extends over 3 cantons (Fribourg, Vaud and Bern), between Montreux, Gstaad and Bulle.
The Park comprises 17 communes spread over 4 regions:
Jogne Valley (FR-BE)
Châtel-sur-Montsalvens, Crésuz, Val-de-Charmey, Jaun, Abländschen (commune of Saanen)
Gruyères and Intyamon Valley (FR)
Gruyères, Bas-Intyamon, Grandvillard, Haut-Intyamon
Pays-d’Enhaut - Les Mosses (VD)
Château-d’Œx, Ormont-Dessous (Les Mosses), Rossinière, Rougemont
Lemanic side (VD)
Montreux, Veytaux, Villeneuve (the upper reaches of these communes with Chillon Castle), Corbeyrier
Supporting the Park
Becoming a member of the Park means joining an association that works for sustainable regional development. Individuals, couples, businesses, or collectives—everyone can support the Park's actions.
Each member receives information from the Park and can participate in the association's decision-making bodies (assembly, general meetings). New this year, members also benefit from a 10% discount on Parc à la carte activities.
