It is often told that Autumn is the most beautiful season throughout the entire year as nature is appearing in all colors. However, traveling during these weeks in October and November might lead to a disappointment if your trip is not booked carefully. Autumn is no doubt very beautiful and yet so many things can happen the other way you want them to be. In this video I am providing you the most important information that you need to be aware of BEFORE you travel to Switzerland.
Autumn is mostly the time when the hotels go for a break, before they are starting the Winter season. This means that many hotels and restaurants are going to be closed. Thus, reserve quite in advance. On the bright side, you may benefit from cheaper prices. October is often going to be foggy or even rainy. Fog may be good, it add some mystical feeling, but if you want to escape it then go up to some summit and witness a sea of clouds instead. The colorful leaves and golden larches are mostly going to show in the second half of October. Prior to that, you won't really see many colors and you may feel disappointed. Great spots to see the colors of Autumn are in the forests, up in the Swiss Alps where you have plenty of larches, around alpine lakes or at the vineyards. Really wonderful vineyards are at the Lavaux. Be aware that the colors of Autumn (indian Summer) are the most prevalent in the last week of October and first week of November, while for the golden Larches it will start around 1 to 2 weeks earlier. Do not expect the weather to be always sunny, have a plan B in case it will rain. These are the most important things to take into account before you are going for your Autumn in Switzerland trip.
Videos at Arenas Resorts Wengen taken with permission (no paid content)
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Videos at Fuji Restaurant in Zermatt taken with permission by the restaurant and guest visible (no paid content)
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Equipment: Sony α6500, GoPro Hero 8 Black, DJI Mavic Air, DJI Mavic 2 Pro
Special thanks to Johannes Fehr
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