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Rossinière-La Tine 

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Stage info

From Rossinière the trail follows the old historical road on the left bank of the River Saane; it is shady and wooded. From 1840, stagecoaches travelled along the route to La Tine.

At a glance

Distance
3.5 km
Hike time
1:0
Lowest point
831 m
Highest point
917 m
Elevation change
+ 102 m
- 145 m

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ROAD CONDITIONS

Road conditions may vary at any time. Please consult SwitzerlandMobility before setting off on your hike. Check the Hiking in Switzerland box to see which paths are passable and which.

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Points of interest

Balthus Chapel
Balthus Chapel
Located at the heart of Rossinière, Balthus Chapel is a space dedicated to the memory of the artist. A rich exhibition invites connoisseurs and novices alike on a journey into the universe of one of the 20th century’s most important figurative painters.
1658 Rossinière
La Tine Bridge
La Tine Bridge
La Tine Bridge was built in 1785. Its twin arches over the Sarine connect local hamlets to the chemin royal (royal path) that Leurs Excellences de Berne (the excellencies of Bern) had built in 1748. Today, the bridge is located in the main artery of the valley.
1658 Rossinière
Hamlet of la Tine
Hamlet of la Tine
Several groupings of homes along the old path linking the Pays-d’Enhaut to the Intyamon Valley via the La Petite Chia pass. The La Tine Bridge was built in 1785. Its two archs span the Sarine, connecting the hamlets to the le chemin royal ("royal path") that Their Excellencies of Bern commissioned in 1748. Today, the hamlet is located along the main artery of the valley.
1658 La Tine
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