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The best area to stay in Juf is within the village itself, as it's the highest permanently inhabited village in Europe and offers a unique, tranquil experience.Juf is a very small, alpine village located in the Avers Valley. It consists of a handful of traditional wooden houses, a church, and a couple of guesthouses, all set against a stunning backdrop of mountains and meadows. The main road through the valley, Averserstrasse, runs directly through the village. It's a place where you truly feel away from it all, with the sound of cowbells often being the loudest noise.Couples looking for a peaceful escape will find Juf ideal. The village offers opportunities for quiet walks directly from your accommodation, with well-marked hiking trails leading to scenic viewpoints and alpine lakes. It's a chance to disconnect and enjoy the natural beauty of the Swiss Alps together.For travellers seeking active outdoor pursuits, Juf serves as an excellent base for hiking and exploring the Avers Valley. Numerous trails cater to various fitness levels, from gentle strolls along the river to more challenging mountain ascents.

The best time to visit Juf largely depends on whether you prefer a summer or winter experience in the mountains.For those keen on hiking and exploring the alpine landscape, the summer months from June to September are ideal. During this period, the snow has melted from the higher trails, making them accessible, and the weather is generally pleasant for outdoor activities. You'll find the meadows in full bloom, and the air is crisp and clear.Winter sports enthusiasts will find Juf and the surrounding Avers Valley superb from December to April. This is when the region is blanketed in snow, offering excellent conditions for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and winter hiking.