The only excursion that we
officially planned getting to Switzerland was going to the alpine spa village
of Leukerbad to partake of its thermal baths and get hot stone massages. Leukerbad is almost due east of Crans-Montana
but given all the mountains, getting there required taking the funicular down
into Sierre, catching the train over to Leuk where we boarded a bus for one of
the craziest drives I’ve ever been on up and back into the mountains. Needless to say, I was very glad that the
seat in front of me had little handles for me to grab on to.
That windy path was one of the straighter parts of the road that we took.
One of the many hillside villages that we passed.
After making our way to the
Alpentherme, we paid for a soak and headed to the pools (where coincidentally we
were the youngest people by probably 20 years). The water was toasty, the air
fresh, the mountains lovely. All and
all, we were feeling good and relaxed and looking forward to our massages.
We also found our first Alpenrose in Leukerbad.
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