Rally of Taste Château-d’Oex / Saturday 21 February 2026
When night falls, put on your shoes and come and taste local products with family and friends!
Let yourself be guided by the light of the lanterns, through the Ramaclé forest, to the banks of the Sarine where the famous Turrian Bridge is located. On the way, local producers with the “Pays-d’Enhaut Produits Authentiques” label will help you discover their products with passion. Cheeses, dried meats, cold cuts, sausages, honey, wines and herbal infusions will be tasted for the pleasure of your taste buds. You will also be able to enjoy animations along the way.
The tour will end in the most beautiful way inside the Landi hall with a homemade soup followed by a dessert in a festive and friendly atmosphere thanks to a folk orchestra.
If there is no snow, those who register with snowshoes will receive a voucher worth CHF 6.00 valid for authentic products sold on site.
Recommendations
- Equipment: To get the most out of the walk, winter clothes and shoes, hat, gloves, ski poles, torch or headlamp and a water bottle are highly recommended.
- Snowshoes: they can be rented on site (value CHF 6.-), but must be reserved when you register online. If you have booked snowshoes but they are not needed on 21 February, a voucher for CHF 6.00, valid on the evening only at the local stand of local products, is offered.
- Reservations are required online.
- First departure: 4.30 pm | Last departure: 7.30 pm
Access
- By train : via the MOB line from Montreux or Zweisimmen (stop “Château-d’Œx station”). It takes 10 minutes to walk to the Landi.
- By bus : via the TPC line from the Col des Mosses (stop “Le Petit Pré”). 2 minutes walk to the Landi.
- By car: free parking available in front of the Landi hall (depending on ground conditions) and at the “Petit Pré”.
- If cancelled or modified up to 2 days before date of arrival, no fee will be charged.
- If cancelled or modified later or in case of no-show, the total price of the reservation will be charged.
Halle Landi, Route de Saanen 4, 1660 Château-d’Oex
Languages spoken: French, German, English