Italia / Francia / Svizzera
A unique experience around Mont Blanc: 12 days of trekking through Italy, France, and Switzerland, immersed in the wild nature. You will walk along spectacular trails through valleys, glaciers, and mountain huts.
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12 giorni
Distance
177 km
Season
15 Giugno - 30 Settembre
The experience
A unique experience around Mont Blanc: 12 days of trekking through Italy, France, and Switzerland, immersed in the wild nature. You will walk along spectacular trails through valleys, glaciers, and mountain huts.
12 giorni
12 giorni di trekking
The Tour du Mont Blanc is the legendary trekking experience par excellence, a spectacular loop that embraces the highest massif in Europe, crossing Italy, Switzerland, and France.
Every step reveals breathtaking views: from the eternal glaciers that seem to touch the sky to the green alpine valleys dotted with stone huts. It is a journey not only physical but a total immersion in alpine culture, where historic trails intertwine between wild hills and enchanted villages. Facing the TMB means measuring oneself in the silence of the peaks, only to celebrate the day in front of the genuine flavors of a high-altitude refuge. An experience that remains etched in the soul.
The itinerary is accessible to a wide audience, with balanced trekking and average elevation gain distributed progressively. A good level of training and physical condition is recommended. One should consider 6/7 hours of walking per day with a backpack. Upon request, treks can be adapted by modulating distances and elevation gains.
Welcome to the heart of the Aosta Valley, at the foot of the imposing walls of Mont Blanc. A day dedicated to relaxation, meeting with the guide, and preparing for the adventure. Checking the backpacks and, if necessary, purchasing any missing equipment in town.
First panoramic stage along the Val Ferret. The trail climbs through woods and alpine meadows to Rifugio Bonatti, famous for its views of Mont Blanc.
Crossing the Grand Col Ferret, a natural border between Italy and Switzerland. Long descent towards the picturesque alpine village of La Fouly.
Softer stage among characteristic Swiss villages and green valleys. Arrival in Champex, a charming location overlooking its alpine lake.
Swiss Haute Route through pastures and open landscapes, up to Le Peuty.
Col de Balme, Switzerland-France border. Views of the Chamonix valley.
Panoramas over the Aiguilles Rouges. Breathtaking view of Mont Blanc.
Balcony of Brévent and long descent towards Les Houches.
Forests and alpine pastures, crossing the Col de Voza.
Col du Bonhomme and wild landscapes. One of the most spectacular days.
Col de la Seigne and return to Italy. Views of Val Veny and the glaciers of Mont Blanc.
Final stage through Val Veny, among glaciers and moraines. Return to Courmayeur.
Scarpe da Trekking alte
3 paia di calze da trekking
Pantaloni sintetici da trekking
Pile tecnico
T-shirt sintetico tecnico (no cotone)
Guscio impermeabile
Copripantaloni impermeabili
Occhiali da sole, crema solare
Buff/scaldacollo
Un cambio completo
Riserva di 2L d'acqua
Medicine e kit per l'igiene personali
Zaino da trekking 30 Litri
In caso di pioggia leggera il tour prosegue regolarmente. In presenza di pioggia intensa, la guida può modificare l'itinerario, valutare di prendere mezzi pubblici o annullare il tour.
FAQ
On average 6-7 hours a day, with a lunch break in between. The pace is adapted to the group.
The refuges offer shared dormitories, breakfast, and a hot dinner. The comfort is simple but welcoming. A sleeping bag liner is required.
Yes, the Tour of Mont Blanc crosses Italy, France, and Switzerland entirely on foot, following the perimeter of the massif.
Not mandatory, but highly recommended for descents and to distribute the weight of the backpack.
Yes, it is a trekking tour with a backpack (30L recommended). Luggage transport is available as an option upon request.
Yes, the guide can adjust distances and elevation changes based on the level and needs of the group.
Partial: in the more remote areas, the signal may be absent, especially on border passes.
Difficulty levels
Ideal for those seeking relaxation or beginners. Features short routes on stable and regular terrain, with gentle gradients and low physical effort. Perfect for families, occasional cyclists and walkers who want to enjoy nature without technical stress.
Designed for practitioners with decent fitness and some prior experience. Includes moderate elevation changes, sometimes rough terrain or longer daily stages. Requires good energy management and basic technical ability to handle small natural obstacles or uneven road sections.
Reserved for well-prepared athletes seeking a challenge. Characterized by sometimes steep gradients, technical sections, unstable surfaces and long distances. You need to be able to walk up to 7 hours with a backpack or cycle up to 130 km in a day. Requires excellent physical endurance, perfect knowledge of your equipment and the ability to adapt in often isolated or harsh environments.
Valle d'Aosta, Italia
Valle d'Aosta, Italia
Valle d'Aosta
Valle d'Aosta
Valle d'Aosta
Valle d'Aosta
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Tour of Mont Blanc
12 giorni · Intermediate