Feevispa, Mountain brook in Saas-Fee, Switzerland

Feevispa is a roughly five-kilometre brook in the municipality of Saas-Fee, Valais. It rises at about 2,725 metres, receives the Torrenbach from the left before the village, passes Saas-Fee along its eastern edge and runs through a deeply cut gorge spanned at its start by the Panoramabrücke. It then turns north and joins the Saaservispa at about 1,571 metres near Saas-Grund.

The brook's course was carved over centuries by the Fee Glacier's movements, shaping the valleys and channels that exist today. Glacial activity has been the primary force in forming the geological structure visible in this area.

The stream gives its name to the Kapellenweg, the protected chapel path that runs west of it from the valley floor at Saas-Grund up to Saas-Fee. Near the end of this path stands its most important building, the chapel Maria zur Hohen Stiege, which walkers pass shortly before reaching the village.

Hiking trails run along the brook's banks with several bridges available for crossing at different points. The water level varies with seasons and weather, so conditions can change significantly depending on recent rainfall or snowmelt.

The water shifts in color throughout the year from milky gray to clearer blue tones, depending on how much glacial sediment flows through it. These color changes act as a visual indicator of how active the glacier remains in different seasons.