Sometimes everything just fits together, the journey, the weather, and the destination: in this case a wonderfully hospitable hut. It has the funny name of Wiwanni, and the valley through which one climbs up to it is certainly one of the most beautiful in the Bernese Alps: the Baltschieder. The Via ferrata, created by Egi Feller and his mountain guide colleagues in the 1990s, is known as a route that blends seamlessly into the grandiose scenery in its logically unbounded line. It also offers some nice exposure on the large tower. In early summer, the striking rib of land over which the via ferrata runs above a sea of flowers, unfolds with increasing height the great scenery of the Baltschiedertal. But the tour through this wild basin is more than just a climbing experience. The approach alone is a bit of an adventure as it follows the "Niwärch", one of the many ancient aqueducts of Vallais, over which glacier water was directed to the fields near the village in earlier times. As early as the start of the 20th century, more than 200 of these waterways with a total length of 1750 kilometres were counted! Many have long since expired, but during the last few decades, the importance of this cultural heritage has been recognised, and numerous aqueducts have therefore been reconstructed or restored.