The Pont Turrian, an iron suspension bridge built in 1883 in Château-d’Oex, spans the Sarine and gives access to the Ramaclé alluvial zone. The walk then continues through the forest to the Ramaclé waterfall, on a path suitable for pushchairs.
Bridges & footbridges
Pont Turrian Walk
Main highlights
- 1883 suspension bridge, described as the oldest of its kind still in use in French-speaking Switzerland
- Ramaclé waterfall, formed by the Rosette and Ramaclé streams, visible from a wooden bridge
- 6.2 km loop with 271 m of elevation gain, pushchair-friendly as far as the waterfall
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