The Topalihütte SAC is a classic alpine hut located high above the Lötschental, on the southern flank of the Bietschhorn massif. It serves primarily as a base hut for ascents of the Bietschhorn (3,934 m) and for demanding alpine routes in one of the quieter corners of Valais.

The Lötschenpasshütte is a classic alpine hut located directly on the historic Lötschen Pass, a centuries-old crossing linking the Bernese Alps with the Valais via the Lötschental. Positioned in open, high-mountain terrain, it serves primarily as a stage hut for pass crossings and long-distance trekking, with additional relevance for ski touring in winter.

The Lonza Biwak is a small, austere high-alpine bivouac situated in the upper reaches of the Lötschental, in the Canton of Valais. Intended strictly as an emergency and transit shelter, it supports experienced alpinists operating on long, committing routes in a remote mountain environment. Comfort is minimal; self-sufficiency and sound alpine judgment are essential.

The Hollandiahütte SAC is one of the most emblematic high-alpine huts in Switzerland, dramatically positioned above the Aletsch Glacier, close to the historic Lötschenlücke pass.

The Fluhseehütte is a small and scenic mountain hut located above the Lötschental, one of the most traditional alpine valleys in the Valais.

At 1,751 m, the Burghütte SAC offers an accessible and authentic alpine hut experience in the Lötschental. It is ideal for hikers seeking mountain atmosphere without high-alpine exposure, making it a valuable contrast within your broader huts and bivouacs index.

The Anenhütte Peter Tscherrig offers a rare balance between comfort, authenticity, and access to serious alpine terrain. Its location above the Lötschental and its privately run character make it a memorable stop for those looking to experience the Alps beyond the main tourist routes.