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Moderate / **
5 hours of non consecutive walk per day
4 nights in comfort.2 nights in dorm.
Itinerary is indicative and will depend on accomodations's availability. No single available.
Bags transferred by Van 5 days
Price : 1019 €
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Self-Guided Tour du Mont Blanc – 7 Days Room Package
Explore the iconic Tour du Mont Blanc at your own pace with this 7-day self-guided trek, offering the flexibility to choose your departure date and the comfort of private room accommodations. Designed for confident hikers skilled in navigation, this journey spans France, Italy, and Switzerland, revealing the Alps' spectacular landscapes.
Follow stunning routes with breathtaking views, from the Mont de la Saxe balconies to Val Veni and iconic passes like Col Chécroui and Col des Fours. Each day offers alpine meadows, glistening glaciers, and unparalleled panoramas of Mont Blanc.
Key points:
• Self-guided trek with private room accommodations
• Cross France, Italy, and Switzerland on stunning trails
• Breathtaking views of Mont Blanc and iconic Alpine passes
Experience the Tour du Mont Blanc in comfort and at your own pace!
How to get there
Airport : Geneva
Train station : Chamonix, Montroc
Including :
Half board,
Luggage transfer except 2 days
electronic roadbook.
Excluding :
Transport to the meeting point
Drinks and lunches
Cancellation insurance
Explore the iconic Tour du Mont Blanc at your own pace with this 7-day self-guided trek, offering the flexibility to choose your departure date and the comfort of private room accommodations. Designed for confident hikers skilled in navigation, this journey spans France, Italy, and Switzerland, revealing the Alps' spectacular landscapes.
Follow stunning routes with breathtaking views, from the Mont de la Saxe balconies to Val Veni and iconic passes like Col Chécroui and Col des Fours. Each day offers alpine meadows, glistening glaciers, and unparalleled panoramas of Mont Blanc.
We leave Chamonix for a magnificent traverse along a balcony path beneath the majestic Aiguilles Rouges. In front of us, the Mont Blanc massif unfolds in all its splendor, with snow-capped peaks and shimmering glaciers. The ascent is gentle, offering stunning views of the northern side of the massif. The alpine atmosphere is already palpable, and the landscapes set the tone for this trek.
From the village of Le Tour, we begin a superb ascent to the Col de Balme, a historic pass marking the border between France and Switzerland. At the summit, a spectacular panorama opens up over the Aiguille Verte, the Drus, and the Aiguilles of Chamonix. The descent leads through a beautiful larch forest to the village of Trient, nestled in its valley.
We pass through Bovine, and it’s alpine meadow where you will certainly meet the Herens, the famous local cow. The track will offer you a great view on the Rhône valley. Don’t miss Nat’s pies at Bovine Hut.
We leave Switzerland for Italy by crossing the Grand Col Ferret, offering unforgettable views of the Pré de Bar Glacier and the surrounding peaks. The descent takes us into the Italian Val Ferret, where alpine pastures stretch as far as the eye can see. Overnight in Courmayeur, the perfect opportunity to indulge in delicious Italian cuisine, including the famous local gelato!
Two possible routes lead to Refuge Elisabetta. You can choose the balcony route across Val Veni, passing through Col Chécroui, which offers spectacular views of the Peuterey ridges and the Italian side of Mont Blanc. Alternatively, a short bus transfer takes you to La Visaille, followed by a shorter hike along Lake Combal to the refuge.
We start the climb to Col de la Seigne, marking our return to France and opening up to the Beaufortain landscape. The descent to the Ville des Glaciers offers a chance to taste the famous Beaufort cheese. A final ascent to Col des Fours brings us to Refuge du Bonhomme, perched in a wild and isolated setting.
We cross Col du Bonhomme for a spectacular descent through the Contamines Montjoie Nature Reserve. The trail follows the ancient Roman road, a historic route through varied alpine landscapes, before reaching the charming village of Les Contamines.
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