Seven days on the high traverses of the Valais Alps. Hut-to-hut, daypack only, with a UIMLA-certified guide who has walked these ridges for fifteen seasons. Limited to six guests.
— Slow travel, on foot
We don't do bucket lists.
We don't do air-conditioned coaches.
We don't do photo stops.
We walk. We swim. We listen to the valley wake up.
We come home different.
— Why we exist
Wild Ma is a small, employee-owned outfit. We pick the trips we'd want to go on ourselves, then we go on every one of them at least once a season to keep them honest. We don't grow because growth is the only metric. We grow when one more local family asks to be on the route.
— Stories from last season
A hut-to-hut crossing of the Mischabel range turned into the kind of week nobody could quite describe at the airport.
A November glacial-lake swim that started as a dare and ended as the closing chapter of two of our guests' first book.
Ten days inn-to-inn on a forgotten Via Romea spur. We met three goats, two priests, and zero other walkers.
Packrafting the Rhône headwaters in late August: glacier-mouth gravel bars, cooked trout, and a meteor shower none of us had on the itinerary.
Why Wild Ma
Every trip is capped at six. Our guides are UIMLA-, IFMGA-, or RTW-certified and live within an hour of the trailhead.
Family-run inns, regional kitchens, public transport from the airport. 92% of every booking stays in the cantons we operate in.
Weather closes a route, you change your mind, your knee disagrees with you — rebook to any departure within 24 months.
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