| Col du Pillon |  |
| Canton of Vaud (Switzerland) - Pillon Pass, at an altitude of 1546m, is a mountain pass connecting Ormont-Dessus (Les Diablerets, Vaud Alps) to Gsteig, above Gstaad (Saanenland). |
| Courmayeur | |
| Autonomous Region of Valle d´Aosta (Italy) - Set in a picturesque mountain scenery, Courmayeur is an attractive year-round destination. Located at the foot of the Mont Blanc massif on its Italian side, it is a famous ski resort in winter, and a hikers paradise in summer. |
| Les Tenasses | |
| Canton of Vaud (Switzerland) - The Tenasses marsh and peat bog is a protected area of national importance located near Lally, above Blonay, close to the summit of the Pléiades, which marks the beginning of the Vaud Pre-Alps. |
| Pfynwald / Bois de Finges | |
| Canton of Valais (Switzerland) - The forest of Finges (Pfynwald in German) is one of the largest pine forests in Central Europe. It is located in the Rhône Valley and marks the border between the French-speaking and German-speaking parts of Valais. It is a nature reserve of national importance, home to an exceptional wealth of species. |
| Ponts-de-Martel (Les) | |
| Canton of Neuchâtel (Switzerland) - The main village in a large valley of the Swiss Jura, above Lake Neuchâtel: the Vallée de la Sagne et des Ponts. A beautiful, quiet and peaceful country, covered with bogs. Very interesting trail across forest and bog explaining what is the peat and why these areas are now protected all over Switzerland. |
| Porrentruy | |
| Canton of Jura (Switzerland) - A very ancient town, Porrentruy (economical center of Ajoie region) has belonged for centuries to the Bishopry of Basel, who moved its headquarters here in 1527, when the Reformation hit Basel. That's why the town's castle has been until 1792 the residency of 15 Princes-Bishops, ruling over the Ajoie territory. |
| Porto Ceresio | |
| Lombardy/Ticino - The Swiss call it Lake Lugano, but for the Italians it is Ceresio, and at its south-western tip there is a very picturesque village logically named Porto Ceresio, which you should not miss. |
| Poschiavo | |
| Canton of Graubünden (Switzerland) - The village that gave its name to Val Poschiavo is considered one of the most beautiful in Switzerland. It lies south of the Alps, across the Bernina Pass, in one of the Italian-speaking regions of Graubünden. |
| Poschiavo (Lago di) | |
| Canton of Graubünden (Switzerland) - Lake Poschiavo lies south of the village that gives its name to Val Poschiavo, the remote valley in Italian-speaking Graubünden that can only be reached via the Bernina Pass on the Swiss side and the Valtelline on the Italian side. |
| Pramont (Lac de) | |
| Canton of Valais (Switzerland) - An inaccessible, wild biotope located just a few hundred metres from the Rhône, opposite the village and the valley of Réchy. |
