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The Tour du Mont-Blanc, also called the ‘TMB’, is a hiking tour at mid-altitude.
It crosses three countries and offers three different views of the Mont-Blanc massif :
- The Italian side and its giant cliff faces
- The Swiss side with its rolling valleys
- The French side with its huge glaciers
Group transfers, luggage transportation and lunch preparation are taken care of by the mountain leader team. Bring just the hiking necessary and fully enjoy the hike!
Day 1 : Chamonix Valley
Our trek starts from the top of Plan-Praz cable car. A nice path leads us to the Brevent summit (2525m) from where Mont-Blanc reveals itself in all its majesty. From this unforgettable viewpoint, the trail heads down towards Bellachat mountain hut and on to the Merlet animal park. A short transfer brings us down to the valley to Les Houches where we will spend our first night. Night in hotel.
Elevation gain: 525m - Elevation loss: 1 025m
Day 2 : Val Montjoie
Today we start our hike from the top of the Bellevue cable car where we will enjoy a panoramic view on the Mont-Blanc mountain range, the Aiguilles Rouges, the Fiz and the Aravis massifs. After crossing the suspended bridge over the Bionnassay torrent our descent leads us to Les Contamines in the Val Montjoie. Night in hotel.
Elevation gain: 570m - Elevation loss : 1 200m
Day 3 : Beaufortain
From Notre Dame de la Gorge and its romantic baroque church we are heading to the Col du Bonhomme (2 329m). We leave the Val Montjoie behind us and head to Beaufortain towards the southernmost tip of the Mont-Blanc massif. The trail rolls down to the hidden valley of Les Chapieux. 30 minutes transfer to Bourg Saint Maurice where we will spend the night at the Autantic Hotel. Dinet at a local restaurant.
Elevation gain: 1 270m - Elevation loss : 930m
Day 4 : Val Veny
Transfer of 40 minutes to reach la Ville des Glaciers where a visit to the local cheese factory is a must ! At the Col de la Seigne (2516m) we reach the Italian border and the Val Veny. From there, we have many route choices to reach Elisabetta mountain hut located at the bottom of La Lée Blanche glacier. No access to your luggage. 4 bed dormitory.
Elevation gain: 720m - Elevation drop: 320m
Day 5 : Aosta Valley
The day begins with a descent towards Lac Combal. The uphill to Arp Vieille takes us onto a magnificent balcony trail facing mythical peaks such as the Noire de Peuterey, the Dent du Géant and the Grandes Jorasses… Descent to Courmayeur, a picturesque village of narrow streets and typical Valdotaine architecture. Night in hotel in Courmayeur. Diner at a local restaurant.
Elevation gain: 460m - Elevation drop: 990m
Day 6 : Italian Val Ferret
From the hamlet of Villair Superior we follow the direction of Bertone mountain hut from where we head onto an impressive balcony trail. Here, the aerial view of the peaks of the Mont-Blanc massif is simply exceptional. According to weather and group conditions the guide has a choice of many different ways down to the hamlet of Lavachey. Transfer back to Courmayeur where we will spend a second night. Dinet at a local restaurant.
Elevation gain: 800m - Elevation drop: 500m
Day 7 : Swiss Val Ferret
After a transfer to Arnuva, the trail gives access to the Grand Col Ferret (2490m), the Italian-Swiss border. Hikers can enjoy welcoming alpine meadows, and in the distance, snow-covered summits of the Dolent or l’A Neuve. Descent to the Swiss Val Ferret, and transfer to the charming village of Champex and its lake where we will spend the night. Night in hotel.
Elevation gain: 770m - Elevation drop: 850m
Day 8 : Trient Valley
We hike from the Champex valley to the Trient valley. It will take us to the alpine pastures of Bovine. A balcony trail above the Rhone valley and its vineyards, allows us to admire the peaks of the Bernese Oberland and the steep summits of the Combin massif. After descending in the shade of the larches, we arrive at the Col de la Forclaz, a key passage between the Rhone and Trient valleys. Transfer to the hamlet of le Buet. Night in a basic hotel.
Elevation gain: 700m - Elevation drop: 670m
Day 9 : Trélechamps
A steady climb up takes us to the French/Swiss border from where the views on the north face of the Mont-Blanc range are breathtaking. This fabulous décor will escort us until the listed hamlet of Tré le Champ. Night in a hotel in Argentière.
Elevation gain: 910m - Elevation drop: 800m
Day 10 : Chamonix Valley
From Trélechamps we head up towards the Lacs de Chéserys, with the Mont-Blanc massif reflecting in their waters, a magical place to share our last lunch. The trek ends at the Praz village. Return to Chamonix in the afternoon.
Elevation gain: 810m - Elevation drop: 1300m
The guide may have to adapt the route to weather conditions and/or to group physical and/or technical ability.
Date 2020
From Saturday July 18th to Monday July 27th
Private price 2020
- 1 660€ per person based on 12 participants.
Included in the package :
- The organization and supervision of each tour by State qualified trekking guide,
- Half-board accommodation in hotel, inn or mountain hut,
- Picnic lunches (prepared by our driver),
- Lift passes,
- Minivan assistance throughout the trek (by our driver),
- Luggage transportation throughout the trek (except on Day 4 - maximum 15kg and one luggage per person).
Not included:
- Drinks and personal expenditure (souvenirs…),
- Repatriation insurance (mandatory).
Rendez-vous : meet at 8.30 am at the Compagnie des Guides office, 190 Place de l’Eglise, 74400 Chamonix Mont-Blanc.
You are welcome to come and meet your guide the evening before at our office at 6 pm.
Ability level : tour du Mont-Blanc Complete hiking trip is a strenuous trek due to the length of the trip. A minimum of 700m (2350ft) vertical gain and about 5 to 7 hours of hiking daily. Hiking on generally well-maintained mountain trails, sometimes including easy out-of-trail sections. A great multiday hike for people with trekking experience. Good physical training and multiday hiking experience on mountain trails are required.
Guiding policy : by a state qualified trekking guide with a maximum of 12 people in the group. The Compagnie des Guides de Chamonix's guiding policy is one of the strictest in the mountain guiding business. It guarantees the most balanced groups as possible as well as high-quality personalized advice.
Accomodation :
- 8 nights in hotel in double room
- 1 night in mountain hut in 4-bed dormitory
Please Note: no access to your luggage on Day 4 (no road access).
Documentation :
- Participants must have an insurance with repatriation cover. Cancellation insurance is highly recommended.
- Participants must also take valid ID with them.
Hiking boots
- Ankle supporting boots with notched technical rubber sole (i.e. VIBRAM).
- We strongly recommend wearing new boots to break them in before the hike.
- To avoid blisters, try rubbing baby talc on dry feet before using boots (sprinkling talc inside boot works too)
Back-pack
- Minimum size recommended 30 L (bigger is better than too small).
- Take out lunch should still fit after packing for the day.
- Bad weather precaution: pack covers are great to protect pack from rain or snow. We also recommend packing your belongings in a large and solid plastic bag (i.e. garbage bag) for a better protection in case of heavy rainfall.
Luggage
A solid travel bag (suitcase, framed duffle bag), weighing 33 lbs (15 kg) at the most. Wheels on bags are not recommended for « Chamonix-Zermatt » and « Gran Paradiso » hikes.
Clothing
Avoid using cotton underwear. Compared to technical synthetic material, it is heavier and it dries slowly. Wool is also getting popular amongst sportswear brands. Synthetic and wool are warmer; they dry fast, and allow you to pack light (you can easily wash a piece of underwear in the sink as you arrive at the mountain inn/hut. It’ll be dry before you finish your first beer!)
DAILY NEEDS
1 long-sleeve shirt + 1 Tshirt (both synthetic)
1 polar fleece + 1 light down jacket (or a second fleece)
1 pair of shorts + 1 pair of hiking pants
1 pair of synthetic hiking socks
1 Gore-tex jacket (waterproof windbreaker)
1 poncho (large rain cover that fits over pack) or 1 back pack cover
1 pair of rain pants (although light Gore-tex pants are expensive, other types of light rain pants work too)
1 water bottle (1.5 quart to 2 quarts minimum)
1 pocket knife + 1 'spork'
1 warm hat, a pair of gloves
1 pair of telescopic poles
FOR THE ENTIRE HIKE
Change of clothes : (prefer synthetic)
1 pair of long underwear (synthetic)
Pocket light of head-lamp
Personal first aid kit **
1 pair of comfortable shoes for the evening
Shower kit
Optional: low gaiters (for early season hiking), camera, binoculars, umbrella etc …
ID card or valid passport + small change/bills for personal expenses
Sun hat or ball cap, sunscreen, sunglasses, lip protection
A small amount of laundry detergent
** Elastoplast (stretchable strapping tape), band-aids, second skin, medicine for common aches and pains (diarrhea, headaches, sore throat …). Don’t forget to bring your personal prescription treatment if you have one. Mountain leaders also carry a complete first aid kit. Remember that packing light is essential.
Documents available for download
- Information sheet
- http://booking.chamonix-guides.com/medias/images/prestations/conditions-general…
HIKING - FROM VERBIER TO ZERMATT
An authentic high route hike via hiking paths.
HIKING - BIVOUAC IN THE AIGUILLES ROUGES
Rediscover the path to freedom during these two days of total immersion in the Aiguilles Rouges range.
HIKING - DENTS BLANCHES TOUR
From the Giffre massif to the Val d’Illiez in Switzerland, this is a trip for experienced hikers that will satisfy the adventurer within you.
HIKING - FIZ TOUR
3 days to escape from it all with this wonderful tour of The Fiz with all it's contrasts.
HIKING DAY - ALTITUDE LAKES THEME
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HIKING DAY - WANT SOMETHING NEW
Explore other mountains and new landscapes !
HIKING DAY - BIODIVERSITY THEME
Discover the local flora & fauna !
HIKING DAY - ALPINE PASTURE THEME
We open the doors to our secret garden !
The Tour du Mont-Blanc, also called the ‘TMB’, is a hiking tour at mid-altitude.
It crosses three countries and offers three different views of the Mont-Blanc massif :
- The Italian side and its giant cliff faces
- The Swiss side with its rolling valleys
- The French side with its huge glaciers
Group transfers, luggage transportation and lunch preparation are taken care of by the mountain leader team. Bring just the hiking necessary and fully enjoy the hike!
Day 1 : Chamonix Valley
Our trek starts from the top of Plan-Praz cable car. A nice path leads us to the Brevent summit (2525m) from where Mont-Blanc reveals itself in all its majesty. From this unforgettable viewpoint, the trail heads down towards Bellachat mountain hut and on to the Merlet animal park. A short transfer brings us down to the valley to Les Houches where we will spend our first night. Night in hotel.
Elevation gain: 525m - Elevation loss: 1 025m
Day 2 : Val Montjoie
Today we start our hike from the top of the Bellevue cable car where we will enjoy a panoramic view on the Mont-Blanc mountain range, the Aiguilles Rouges, the Fiz and the Aravis massifs. After crossing the suspended bridge over the Bionnassay torrent our descent leads us to Les Contamines in the Val Montjoie. Night in hotel.
Elevation gain: 570m - Elevation loss : 1 200m
Day 3 : Beaufortain
From Notre Dame de la Gorge and its romantic baroque church we are heading to the Col du Bonhomme (2 329m). We leave the Val Montjoie behind us and head to Beaufortain towards the southernmost tip of the Mont-Blanc massif. The trail rolls down to the hidden valley of Les Chapieux. 30 minutes transfer to Bourg Saint Maurice where we will spend the night at the Autantic Hotel. Dinet at a local restaurant.
Elevation gain: 1 270m - Elevation loss : 930m
Day 4 : Val Veny
Transfer of 40 minutes to reach la Ville des Glaciers where a visit to the local cheese factory is a must ! At the Col de la Seigne (2516m) we reach the Italian border and the Val Veny. From there, we have many route choices to reach Elisabetta mountain hut located at the bottom of La Lée Blanche glacier. No access to your luggage. 4 bed dormitory.
Elevation gain: 720m - Elevation drop: 320m
Day 5 : Aosta Valley
The day begins with a descent towards Lac Combal. The uphill to Arp Vieille takes us onto a magnificent balcony trail facing mythical peaks such as the Noire de Peuterey, the Dent du Géant and the Grandes Jorasses… Descent to Courmayeur, a picturesque village of narrow streets and typical Valdotaine architecture. Night in hotel in Courmayeur. Diner at a local restaurant.
Elevation gain: 460m - Elevation drop: 990m
Day 6 : Italian Val Ferret
From the hamlet of Villair Superior we follow the direction of Bertone mountain hut from where we head onto an impressive balcony trail. Here, the aerial view of the peaks of the Mont-Blanc massif is simply exceptional. According to weather and group conditions the guide has a choice of many different ways down to the hamlet of Lavachey. Transfer back to Courmayeur where we will spend a second night. Dinet at a local restaurant.
Elevation gain: 800m - Elevation drop: 500m
Day 7 : Swiss Val Ferret
After a transfer to Arnuva, the trail gives access to the Grand Col Ferret (2490m), the Italian-Swiss border. Hikers can enjoy welcoming alpine meadows, and in the distance, snow-covered summits of the Dolent or l’A Neuve. Descent to the Swiss Val Ferret, and transfer to the charming village of Champex and its lake where we will spend the night. Night in hotel.
Elevation gain: 770m - Elevation drop: 850m
Day 8 : Trient Valley
We hike from the Champex valley to the Trient valley. It will take us to the alpine pastures of Bovine. A balcony trail above the Rhone valley and its vineyards, allows us to admire the peaks of the Bernese Oberland and the steep summits of the Combin massif. After descending in the shade of the larches, we arrive at the Col de la Forclaz, a key passage between the Rhone and Trient valleys. Transfer to the hamlet of le Buet. Night in a basic hotel.
Elevation gain: 700m - Elevation drop: 670m
Day 9 : Trélechamps
A steady climb up takes us to the French/Swiss border from where the views on the north face of the Mont-Blanc range are breathtaking. This fabulous décor will escort us until the listed hamlet of Tré le Champ. Night in a hotel in Argentière.
Elevation gain: 910m - Elevation drop: 800m
Day 10 : Chamonix Valley
From Trélechamps we head up towards the Lacs de Chéserys, with the Mont-Blanc massif reflecting in their waters, a magical place to share our last lunch. The trek ends at the Praz village. Return to Chamonix in the afternoon.
Elevation gain: 810m - Elevation drop: 1300m
The guide may have to adapt the route to weather conditions and/or to group physical and/or technical ability.
Date 2020
From Saturday July 18th to Monday July 27th
Private price 2020
- 1 660€ per person based on 12 participants.
Included in the package :
- The organization and supervision of each tour by State qualified trekking guide,
- Half-board accommodation in hotel, inn or mountain hut,
- Picnic lunches (prepared by our driver),
- Lift passes,
- Minivan assistance throughout the trek (by our driver),
- Luggage transportation throughout the trek (except on Day 4 - maximum 15kg and one luggage per person).
Not included:
- Drinks and personal expenditure (souvenirs…),
- Repatriation insurance (mandatory).
Rendez-vous : meet at 8.30 am at the Compagnie des Guides office, 190 Place de l’Eglise, 74400 Chamonix Mont-Blanc.
You are welcome to come and meet your guide the evening before at our office at 6 pm.
Ability level : tour du Mont-Blanc Complete hiking trip is a strenuous trek due to the length of the trip. A minimum of 700m (2350ft) vertical gain and about 5 to 7 hours of hiking daily. Hiking on generally well-maintained mountain trails, sometimes including easy out-of-trail sections. A great multiday hike for people with trekking experience. Good physical training and multiday hiking experience on mountain trails are required.
Guiding policy : by a state qualified trekking guide with a maximum of 12 people in the group. The Compagnie des Guides de Chamonix's guiding policy is one of the strictest in the mountain guiding business. It guarantees the most balanced groups as possible as well as high-quality personalized advice.
Accomodation :
- 8 nights in hotel in double room
- 1 night in mountain hut in 4-bed dormitory
Please Note: no access to your luggage on Day 4 (no road access).
Documentation :
- Participants must have an insurance with repatriation cover. Cancellation insurance is highly recommended.
- Participants must also take valid ID with them.
Hiking boots
- Ankle supporting boots with notched technical rubber sole (i.e. VIBRAM).
- We strongly recommend wearing new boots to break them in before the hike.
- To avoid blisters, try rubbing baby talc on dry feet before using boots (sprinkling talc inside boot works too)
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Back-pack
- Minimum size recommended 30 L (bigger is better than too small).
- Take out lunch should still fit after packing for the day.
- Bad weather precaution: pack covers are great to protect pack from rain or snow. We also recommend packing your belongings in a large and solid plastic bag (i.e. garbage bag) for a better protection in case of heavy rainfall.
Luggage
A solid travel bag (suitcase, framed duffle bag), weighing 33 lbs (15 kg) at the most. Wheels on bags are not recommended for « Chamonix-Zermatt » and « Gran Paradiso » hikes.
Clothing
Avoid using cotton underwear. Compared to technical synthetic material, it is heavier and it dries slowly. Wool is also getting popular amongst sportswear brands. Synthetic and wool are warmer; they dry fast, and allow you to pack light (you can easily wash a piece of underwear in the sink as you arrive at the mountain inn/hut. It’ll be dry before you finish your first beer!)
DAILY NEEDS
1 long-sleeve shirt + 1 Tshirt (both synthetic)
1 polar fleece + 1 light down jacket (or a second fleece)
1 pair of shorts + 1 pair of hiking pants
1 pair of synthetic hiking socks
1 Gore-tex jacket (waterproof windbreaker)
1 poncho (large rain cover that fits over pack) or 1 back pack cover
1 pair of rain pants (although light Gore-tex pants are expensive, other types of light rain pants work too)
1 water bottle (1.5 quart to 2 quarts minimum)
1 pocket knife + 1 'spork'
1 warm hat, a pair of gloves
1 pair of telescopic poles
FOR THE ENTIRE HIKE
Change of clothes : (prefer synthetic)
1 pair of long underwear (synthetic)
Pocket light of head-lamp
Personal first aid kit **
1 pair of comfortable shoes for the evening
Shower kit
Optional: low gaiters (for early season hiking), camera, binoculars, umbrella etc …
ID card or valid passport + small change/bills for personal expenses
Sun hat or ball cap, sunscreen, sunglasses, lip protection
A small amount of laundry detergent
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** Elastoplast (stretchable strapping tape), band-aids, second skin, medicine for common aches and pains (diarrhea, headaches, sore throat …). Don’t forget to bring your personal prescription treatment if you have one. Mountain leaders also carry a complete first aid kit. Remember that packing light is essential.
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Documents available for download
- Information sheet
- http://booking.chamonix-guides.com/medias/images/prestations/conditions-general…
HIKING - FROM VERBIER TO ZERMATT
An authentic high route hike via hiking paths.
HIKING - BIVOUAC IN THE AIGUILLES ROUGES
Rediscover the path to freedom during these two days of total immersion in the Aiguilles Rouges range.
HIKING - DENTS BLANCHES TOUR
From the Giffre massif to the Val d’Illiez in Switzerland, this is a trip for experienced hikers that will satisfy the adventurer within you.
HIKING - FIZ TOUR
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3 days to escape from it all with this wonderful tour of The Fiz with all it's contrasts.
HIKING DAY - ALTITUDE LAKES THEME
Discover our trails and lakes
HIKING DAY - WANT SOMETHING NEW
Explore other mountains and new landscapes !
HIKING DAY - BIODIVERSITY THEME
Discover the local flora & fauna !
HIKING DAY - ALPINE PASTURE THEME
We open the doors to our secret garden !