him their distance written on the back of a postcard. If they were correct, Büchel directed them to Gutenberg Castle, where they could meet up with their teammate and read the next clue. If they were incorrect, they had to travel back to Schaanwald and start over. After completing the Roadblock, teams traveled by bus to Sargans, Switzerland, and then by train to Zermatt. This leg's Detour was a choice between Cheese or Wheeze. In Cheese, teams traveled to the Restaurant Walliserkanne Zermatt, where they had to finish an entire pot of cheese fondue in order to receive an empty fondue pot with the name of the next location printed on the inside. In Wheeze, teams had to dress as bellhops and then pick up pieces of luggage from the Zermatt railway station. They then had to deliver the suitcases using a luggage cart to different hotels throughout Zermatt where they received receipt tags for each piece of luggage. Once teams had a total of twenty tags from at least five different hotels, they could exchange them for their next clue. After completing the Detour, teams had to travel by foot to the Inderbinen-Fountain, where they found their next clue directing them to the pit stop: the Bergrestaurant-Moos in Zermatt. Additional notes Flight Time & Big Easy chose to use the U-Turn on Jet & Cord. Leg 10 (Switzerland) Episode 10: "Too Many Cooks in the Kitchen" (May 1, 2011) Prize: A trip for two to the Cook Islands (awarded to Flight Time & Big Easy) Eliminated: Kent & Vyxsin Locations Zermatt (Bergrestaurant-Moos) Zermatt (Air Rescue Helicopter Port) Swiss Alps (Matterhorn Glacier) Swiss Alps (Matterhorn Glacier) → Riffelalp (Riffelalp Resort) Riffelalp → Zermatt Zermatt (Le Petit Cervin) Zermatt (Chalet Gädi – Swiss Cabin) Episode summary At the beginning of this leg, teams had to make their way to the Air Rescue helicopter port, where they had to sign up for a helicopter flight to their next location: the Matterhorn. Before they left on their flight, they received their next clue. This leg's Detour was a choice between two mountain rescue tasks: Search or Rescue. In Search, teams used a set of avalanche beacons to search the Matterhorn Glacier for a dummy buried in the snow. They then had to excavate the dummy before they could receive their next clue. In Rescue, teams had to use a special hoisting device to