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Description
A scenic combination of mountain pass, cliffs, and alpine meadows, the Pas de Maimbre is an excellent location to observe typical alpine species such as the Chocard à bec jaune and Crave à bec rouge up close. It is also home to the Gypaète barbu, which, with a bit of patience, can often be seen in all its majestic beauty. Common species here include Pipit spioncelle, Grand Corbeau, Niverolle alpine, and Traquet motteux. Sometimes Vautour fauve are observed; these are immature individuals from a population in Southern Europe that spend the summer in Switzerland. With a bit of luck, observations of Tichodrome échelette, Tarier des prés, Faucon pèlerin, Aigle royal, and Venturon montagnard are possible.
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Accès
The area can be reached via the cable car from the village of Anzère. Parking is available at the cable car station (paid) or elsewhere in the village, 10 minutes by foot to the cable car. The ride to the top takes approximately 10 minutes.
At the top of the Pas de Maimbré, a walk of about 50 minutes can be taken, during which Gypaète barbu, Crave à bec rouge, and Chocard à bec jaune may be observed. It is recommended to go up around midday, as the Gypaète barbu is less active and harder to spot in the morning.