Quality of life in Mont-Noble (Valais) — scores, review and neighborhoods

6.6/ 10
Good
Population
1,285
Commune type
Village

Living in Mont-Noble, a commune of 1285 inhabitants in Canton Valais — with an overall score of 6.6/10, this commune is attractive for quality of life in Switzerland. It stands out for Noise (9.6/10) and Nature & Green Spaces (9.5/10). Its score is above the cantonal average.

Scorecard

Noise
9.6
Air Quality
9.1
Public Transport
5.0
Education & Culture
4.7
Nightlife & Dining
3.3
Nature & Green Spaces
9.5
Healthcare
6.5
Taxation
4.3
Annual Sunshine
7.1
Cantonal average

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Nature
ExcellentTop 5% in Switzerland
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Retirement
ExcellentTop 10% in Switzerland
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Family
Very goodTop 25% in Switzerland
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Young Professional
Good
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For nature lovers looking to settle in Switzerland, Mont-Noble achieves a compatibility score of 8.1/10. Key strengths for this profile include Nature & Green Spaces and Noise. The Young Professional profile (5.8/10) would find better alternatives in neighboring communes.

Strengths: Mont-Noble excels in Noise (9.6/10) — a quiet environment, ideal for rest and focus, Nature & Green Spaces (9.5/10) — a green environment with many accessible green spaces, Air Quality (9.1/10) — clean air with low pollutant concentrations.

Areas to consider: Lower scores are noted for Nightlife & Dining (3.3/10) — limited dining and nightlife options, Taxation (4.3/10) — a higher tax burden than average, Education & Culture (4.7/10) — limited educational and cultural infrastructure.

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Key Infrastructure

Education & Culture

Musée de la laiterie et des costumesMuseum
Bibliothèque de Mont-NobleLibrary
Théâtre le Balcon du CielCinema / Theatre

Public Transport

Mayens-de-Nax, télésiègeBus Stop
Mase, La FougèreBus Stop
Mase, villageBus Stop
Nax, La ScieBus Stop
Vernamiège, villageBus Stop
Mase, égliseBus Stop
Nax, Hotel MayaBus Stop
Vernamiège, Les PrixesBus Stop

Guides to read for this area

Four guides by lifestyle profile and three analyses of this area's strongest criteria.

Considering buying property in Mont-Noble or moving to Canton Valais? Our interactive map lets you explore quality of life at the neighborhood level and compare with nearby communes.

Frequently asked questions about Mont-Noble

What's it like to live in Mont-Noble? Resident impressions and quality of life
Living in Mont-Noble contrasts sharply with its neighbors Grône, Saint-Martin, and Vex when examining quality of life dimensions. The commune's weakest area is transport accessibility, scoring 0, which significantly limits connectivity. By contrast, Mont-Noble excels environmentally, with noise levels at 9.6 and air quality at 9, alongside exceptional natural surroundings scoring 9.5. Sunshine exposure reaches 7.1, supporting outdoor living. Healthcare services score moderately at 6.1, while education and dining options remain limited at 1.6 and 1.3 respectively. For a rural mountain community of 1,285 residents near Sion, Mont-Noble offers serene natural conditions offset by fewer urban conveniences. Discover how these factors shape daily life by exploring the detailed scores on the map.
How sunny and clean is the air in Mont-Noble?
Compared to neighbors Grône, Saint-Martin, and Vex, Mont-Noble stands out for environmental quality. Air purity represents a notable strength at 9.0, reflecting excellent atmospheric conditions throughout the year. Meanwhile, sunshine exposure scores 7.1, providing solid daylight hours despite the commune's Alpine setting. Notably, noise levels reach 9.6, among the highest scores available, underscoring the serene character of this rural environment. These combined metrics reflect Mont-Noble's clean, peaceful setting within the Sion agglomeration area. Explore the detailed environmental profiles on the map to compare performance across all wellness dimensions.
How well-connected is Mont-Noble? Transport, schools, dining
Mont-Noble differs markedly from its neighbors Grône, Saint-Martin, and Vex in accessibility. Transport connectivity presents the most significant challenge, with a score of 0, indicating limited public transit options. Education similarly lags at 1.6, and dining amenities score just 1.3, suggesting minimal restaurant infrastructure. By contrast, the commune excels environmentally, with air quality at 9 and noise levels at 9.6, alongside strong natural surroundings rated 9.5. Health services offer moderate support at 6.1. For those prioritizing quiet, clean living over urban conveniences, Mont-Noble's profile becomes clearer when explored in detail on the map.
What are the neighboring communes of Mont-Noble and how big is it?
Mont-Noble sits among three neighbors—Grône, Saint-Martin (VS), and Vex—as a small rural commune in Valais with a population of 1,285 residents. Compared to its neighbors, Mont-Noble distinguishes itself through exceptional environmental quality. The commune's weakest dimension is public transport, scoring 0, reflecting its rural character. By contrast, it excels in noise pollution control at 9.6 and nature preservation at 9.5, alongside strong air quality at 9. These scores underscore Mont-Noble's appeal for those seeking tranquility and natural surroundings in the Alpine region. Explore the detailed map to discover how this small commune compares across other dimensions like healthcare, education, and fiscal policies.
Is Mont-Noble a tax-friendly municipality?
Compared to neighbors like Grône, Saint-Martin, and Vex, Mont-Noble presents a moderate tax profile with a fiscal score of 4.3. This represents the commune's weakest dimension, suggesting limited tax advantages relative to other considerations. Meanwhile, Mont-Noble excels in environmental quality, with noise levels at 9.6 and nature accessibility at 9.5, alongside strong air quality scoring 9. The municipality ranks notably higher in sunshine exposure at 7.1. However, practical services remain limited, with transport and education infrastructure scoring near zero. For residents prioritizing tax efficiency, Mont-Noble may warrant comparison with neighboring communes before deciding. Explore the detailed scoring breakdown on the map to assess how fiscal factors align with your priorities.

Neighboring communes of Mont-Noble

Demographic profile

Age structure

0–19 years 13.5 %20–64 years 51.1 %65 and over 35.4 %
Density
25 inhab./km²
Change over 10 yrs
+24.6 %
Vacant housing
2.4 %
New dwellings
6.6 per 1,000 inhab.
Social assistance
0.7 %
Tertiary employment
72.3 %

Land use

Built-up area 3.4 %Agricultural land 31.8 %Forest 41.3 %

Source: FSO — Regional portraits of municipalities, 2021

Information

Canton
Valais (VS)
Language region
French-speaking Switzerland
Coordinates
46.2026, 7.4701
BFS Number
6090
Last updated
29 June 2026

Data: FSO, geo.admin.ch, OSM — Scores normalised 0-10