Many cultural assets in the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park tell their inherent stories from the past. However, information is mainly lacking for the visitor. The nature park aims at developing an information concept that demonstrates the uniqueness of the cultural assets (e.g. the old avalanche protection structures in Leukerbad, that were built out of massive stone walls)

The Pfyn-Finges Nature Park has dedicated itself to the traditional folk song festival. From this arose a community project with over 100 artists. Singers, dancers, musicians and the Gebirgspoeten (mountain poets) interpreted the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park in a musical fashion.

On behalf of the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park, the well-known Swiss historian and writer Wilfried Meichtry has written a book "Hexenplatz und Mörderstein” (Witches Circle and Murderer’s Stone). Born in Leuk, he tells exciting stories from his childhood and takes the reader back into the past. Encounters with robbers, wild beasts but also personalities such as Corinna Bille and Maurice Chappaz make this book an experience. It can be obtained in the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park and in accredited book shops.

The lyricist Rolf Hermann also comes from the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park. His homeland is a repeated topic in his book, and too in his latest work "Das Leben ist ein Steilhang” (Life is a precipice), obtainable here.

In 2015 the Pfyn-Finges Nature Park realised a writing project at the secondary school in Leuk. A small volume emerged in which the young people interpreted their homeland in their own unique manner.