By Tyler Evans
The Switzerland Spot Guide
You've seen the Reels. This is where they were shot.
- 10 spots. 2 regions. One interactive map.
- Exact pins, access and hiking details
- My videos, best light and first-hand notes
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What's inside
I got tired of scrolling my own videos, hunting down pins and cross-referencing maps at midnight. This is that work, done: the places I filmed, how I got there and the notes I wish I had before the trip.
Alpine lakes. Ridge walks. Early starts.
Six spots in the Central Switzerland collection. Four in Eastern Switzerland. Every one filmed in person. Pick your places and build your own trip.
Turquoise alpine water below the peaks
About me
Tyler Evans
I find spots the same way you do: scrolling, saving, digging for the location, figuring out when the light hits. This guide is all of that work done, with my honest notes on what is worth it, how to reach it by train or cable car, and the shot you are going there for.
I shoot landscapes and nature full time, all on iPhone. Every spot in this guide is somewhere I have filmed in person. These are the places I would actually tell a friend about.
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A few things before you go
What exactly do I get?
An interactive guide to 10 Switzerland spots: a map and spot library with my notes, original video links, access details, route distances, elevation gain and difficulty. Each spot also has Best Light, Where I Slept and Tyler's Notes. Open the guide in Sceniq on your phone or computer.
Is this a fixed itinerary?
Choose the spots you want and build your own trip. The guide has six spots in its Central Switzerland chapter and four in Eastern Switzerland, with the practical details together on each spot page.
Is it beginner-friendly?
There are two Easy, six Moderate and two Hard spots, using the ratings from my original guide. Some are short valley walks; others involve a substantial hike. The Mürren to Gimmelwald route is a via ferrata and requires a harness and via ferrata kit. Read the access notes before deciding which spots suit you.
Does it include hut and camping advice?
Where I Slept records the huts I booked and the places I camped. My notes keep the restrictions and uncertainty visible, including places where camping is restricted or where I could not confirm permission. Check the current local rules and hut availability when planning your stay.
How is this different from finding the spots myself?
You could find some of these places yourself. I did the scrolling, saving and cross-referencing too. This brings the locations from my videos, the access details and the notes I wish I had into one place, so you can spend your time planning the trip.
How do the videos work?
Each of the 10 spot pages links to my original Instagram video or post. Tap the video to open it on Instagram. The guide keeps the map pin and my written notes alongside it.