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SELF-GUIDED
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10 DAYS
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Challenging
PRICE FROM
£ 1,925 per person
SINGLE SUPPLEMENT
£ 1015 per person
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OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
Hike the breathtaking Aravis mountains to Lake Annecy from La Clusaz and the Tour du Mont Blanc via Chamonix, Le Flégère, Les Houches and Les Contamines. Trek via stunning, well-preserved villages, including Grand Bornand, Chinaillon, Clusaz, and Talloires. This walk has it all: mountains, lakes, epic views of Mont Blanc, authentic secluded old villages, glorious alpine meadows, and centuries-old accommodations.
The Aravis Range is is where the locals come to hike, away from the crowds. Walk through the famous Haute Savoie region and the Aravis Mountain Range which is adorned with the stunning Pointe Percée and the village of Megève to Lake Annecy.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Visit and stay in quaint authentic alpine villages in 3 and 4-star hotels
- Hike the Alps and glorious alpine meadows and soak up the amazing views
- Hike 3 days on the Tour du Mont Blanc and enjoy staying in the stunning alpine village of Chamonix
- End at stunning Lake Annecy, one of the most beautiful panoramic views in all of the Alps
- Walk worry-free with a company with over 30 years of experience in providing self-guided holidays
ITINERARY
DAY one
Arrive Chamonix
Arrive in Chamonix, a bustling French Alpine town full of outdoor enthusiasts. Chamonix is only a 90-minute transfer from Geneva Airport. From your hotel’s garden, relax under the incredible Mont Blanc massif before exploring the streets, pavement cafes, and bars of this famous alpine town. You can also stay put and enjoy the spa and indoor pool.
Accommodation: 4-star Hotel Heliopic and Spa
DAY two
Tre-le-Champ via Lac Blanc to Plan Praz (Le Flegere)
The first day’s hike is a spectacular day of mountain walking, beginning with an ascent across forested slopes and onto the steeper ground to the foot of a short section of fixed ladders. Being steeper ground, there are excellent chances to see agile Ibex mountain goats. Now, deep into the Aiguille Rouge Nature Reserve, follow the trail to the idyllic setting of Refuge Lac Blanc overlooking the lake’s cobalt waters. Descending on rocky paths, the path narrows into the famous ‘Balcony Trail’ where you’ll enjoy largely unbroken vistas across the Mont Blanc range until you reach the cable car station of Plan Praz. Here, descend by cable car to your hotel in Chamonix.
Distance: 9km
Ascent: 730m
Descent: 270m
Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: 4-star Hotel Heliopic and Spa
DAY three
Le Flegere to Les Houches
Returning to Plan Praz by cable car to rejoin the trail, you have several options, which include hiking up to the Col du Brevent and onto Le Brevent (2525m). Snow-capped peaks and glaciers seem within touching distance at the mountaintop restaurant. From here, if you prefer to take the day a little easier, descend to Chamonix on the Brevent cable car. Alternatively, continue by foot, descending into alpine woodland and the village of Les Houches. Return to Chamonix via the mountain train (or bus), which has abundant traditional and global dining options.
Distance: 18.5km
Ascent: 900m
Descent: 1700m
Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: 4-star Hotel Heliopic and Spa
DAY four
Les Houches to Les Contamines
We suggest taking the cable car up to Bellevue (1802m) to start your walk. From Bellevue you have a choice of two routes to Les Contamines. Either take the high route over the Col du Tricot (2102m) under the shadow of the Bionnassay Glacier to the picture-postcard Refuge de Miage (famed for their blueberry tart). Alternatively, take the low route through alpine pastures and enchanting woodlands via the hamlets of Bionnassay and Le Champel.
Trek via the Col du Tricot: 19km
Ascent: 1540m
Descent: 1390m
Trek via Bionnassay & Le Champel: 18km
Ascent: 1040m
Descent: 880m
By using the cable from Bellevue both route options are reduced by approx. 2 hours (6kms) and around 650m of ascent.
Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in La Clusaz
DAY five
La Clusaz
Today, there is the choice of two walks to explore the Confins Plateau above St Jean de Sixt as you make your way to La Clusaz.
The shorter option has you hike over the Tete du Danay (1731m) and through the beautiful Mouilles de la Perriere. Enjoy the first of many stunning panoramas of the Aravis Ranges to the east and Mont Lachat de Chatillon and the Bouchet Valley.
The other option, which is our recommendation, is to walk over the Aravis Pass via Pointe de Beauregard.
Distance: 9km or 21km
Ascent: 750m or 1220m
Descent: 350m or 830m
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: 3-star hotel in La Clusaz
DAY six
La Clusaz to Le Chinaillon
Immerse yourself in the Alps in the Confins Plateau, with its idyllic picturesque meadows, before reaching the Bouchet Valley’s end, surrounded by the Pointe du Roulletaz (2077m) and the towering Point Percee (2750m). You’ll cross the pass of Borneronde and on to the Pass of Annes (1721m). Lunch at a quintessential alpine scene beside an alpine hut at Annes Pass. Before winding your way around via a spectacular ridge under Pointes d’Almet, Grande Combe and Pointe de Deux Heures to Chinaillon, where you will stay tonight.
Distance: 15km
Ascent: 800m
Descent: 850m
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: 3 star hotel in Chinaillion
DAY seven
Summit Pointe de Balafrasse or to Tete d'Auferrand
This is an epic day of hiking with the choice of two walks. From Le Chinaillon, you make your way to the Chalets at Guillery and Col de la Colombiere.
From the pass, the first option is to climb Pointe de Balafrasse’s summit (2296m) via Peyre Lake, which is the heart of the Bargy Range. Panoramic views are your reward. The other option is to hike to the summit of Tete d’Aufferand (1981m) along a ridge under Pointe de la Botte. Then, you can make your way back to Le Chinaillon via Aufferand farm and the Col de la Colombiere.
Distance: 13km or 14.5km
Ascent: 1000m or 790m
Descent: 1000m or 790m
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: 3 star hotel in Chinaillion
DAY eight
Le Chinaillon to Le Grand Bornand
Ascend the Aiguille Verte Ridge (2069m), with spectacular views overlooking Lessy Lake and Aravis or Pointe Percee. Traverse the Col de la Forclaz and then meander down to the small village of Mayse, a great place to stock up for lunch.
Climb up and over Planay Pass, which is located between the Roc des Tours and the Roc des Charmieux. From here, the track winds its way down to Mouillies, onto Tannez, and eventually to Le Grand Bornand, where you will rest tonight.
Distance:18km
Ascent: 1070m
Descent: 1450m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: 3-star hotel in Le Grand Bornand
DAY nine
Le Grand Bornand to Annecy
Today begins with a private transfer to the beginning of the walk at Montremont. The hike begins with a climb to Nantets Pass (1425m) along the highest ridge, La Tournette (2351m) overlooking Lake Annecy. From here, you descend into Dents de Lanfon and a little later to Tallories near the lake. There are 2 options for this walk today from 9 – 14.5km. From here, you take the boat that travels around the lake (at a small cost) into Annecy via a few beautiful hamlets on the lake (a bus at a small cost is also available).
Distance: 9km or 14.5km
Ascent: 600m or 850m
Descent: 1000m or 1270m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Annecy
DAY ten
Onward Travel optional Smugglers Pass
Another beautiful walk from Col de Bluffy that crosses Smugglers Pass and then winds its way onto Mont Baron is available today if you have time. From here, you will walk on the ridge underneath Mont Veyrier (1291m) and descend to the edge of Lake Annecy again—a lovely way to finish the expedition around the Alps.
Depending on your onward travel plans, you may also want to relax and explore the town of Annecy further. You can enjoy many activities there, including water activities on the lake.
If you wish to stay an extra night, please let us know.
Distance: 11.4km
Ascent: 735m
Descent: 920m
Meals: Breakfast
WHAT’S INCLUDED
- Walk pack free with luggage transfers from accommodation to accommodation arranged for you
- 9 breakfasts and 4 dinners
- Private transfer day 4 and day 9
- Itineraries can be flexible to account for weather conditions
- Rest days can be added if you would like to explore the region further
- Enjoy worry-free navigation with Stroll’s app with GPX tracks
- 5 nights in 3 star accommodation and 4 nights in 4 star accommodation in Annecy and Chamonix (and tourist taxes)
- Luggage transfers – access to your main luggage every evening –Bags up to 15kg maximum (this is French legislation)
ACCOMMODATION & DINING
During this tour, you will stay in 3-star hotels or auberges and a 4-star hotels in Annecy and Chamonix. All the accommodations are accustomed to welcoming hikers and are very well-equipped to make your stay comfortable regardless of the weather conditions. Rooms are typically better than very comfortable. The hotels provide what you would expect from standard 3-star and 4-star hotels, including spas and sometimes pools. We will discuss these options with you during the booking process.
Dining
You will be provided with 9 breakfasts and 4 dinners. If you have any food allergies or intolerances, please let us know when you book so we can inform your hosts. If you have severe food allergies, it’s always worth bringing snacks, especially as ingredients and supplies can be hard to obtain in the mountains.
The towns and villages you pass through are renowned for their specialty cheeses and meats (many of which continue to be produced by hand). If you’re lucky enough to encounter a local farmers’ market, the choice and range of local foods are staggering. Some of your accommodations can also prepare a picnic lunch for you (at an additional cost). However, one of the highlights is the French food. You will be able to choose from the amazing choice of French delicacies for lunch, which can be bought in numerous places in the towns where you are staying before you set off.
GENERAL INFO
AVAILABILITY
This walk is available from 15th June through to 10th September.
THE WALKING
Challenging — tracks and trails on this tour will have prolonged ascents and descents, sections of rough surface, and steps. An active lifestyle and being an experienced walker make the journey enjoyable. We suggest an exercise regime of 3 to 4 times a week in addition to your usual weekly walks. See the fitness guide.
You will walk around 16km a day and climb an average of 820m a day (up to optional 1400m). The well-defined and waymarked trails cover various terrains, including high alpine pastures, rocky mountain paths, and mountain and lake towns and villages.
Although the route is well-waymarked for each walk, you will be provided with a comprehensive summary of daily walks, maps (and GPX tracks), and our app for your device with GPX tracks.
HOW TO GET THERE AND AWAY
This walk starts in Chamonix. The closest airport is Geneva Airport. There is also a train station in Chamonix if you wish to arrive by train from Paris, for example.
Geneva Airport to Chamonix & Return
Please note these transfers or a bus are available from Geneve Airport to Chamonix at your own cost. Please see Chamonix Mountain Drop Offs for a shared transfer. They only operate between 10.00 am and 7.30 pm (Saturday to Wednesday) or 9.00 pm ( Thursday and Friday nights only)
A helpful planning tool for travel is Rome2Rio should you be travelling from or to other destinations.
Onward Travel From Annecy
The trip ends in Annecy. From here, there are many options to travel all over Europe, including Paris, or back to Geneva.
Another helpful planning tool for travel is Rome2Rio should you be travelling from or to other destinations.
LUGGAGE TRANSFERS
Each morning, it will be up to you to place your luggage at the designated luggage pick-up point within the hotel by 8.00 am. This generally will be at reception or where you pick up your luggage the night before. Please consult your hosts if you need any details. Bags must be no more than 15kg (this is French legislation)
INSURANCE
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
CONTACT
If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@stroll.com
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DEPARTURE DATES
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DATESAVAILABILITYPRICESingle OccupancyDetails
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14 Jun 2025 - 10 Sep 2025AVAILABLE
from £ 2085
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 10152 PAX OR MORE
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14 Jun 2025 - 10 Sep 2025AVAILABLE
from £ 1925
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 10154 PAX OR MORE
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14 Jun 2026 - 10 Sep 2026AVAILABLE
from £ 2170
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 10552 PAX OR MORE
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14 Jun 2026 - 10 Sep 2026AVAILABLE
from £ 2005
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 10554 PAX OR MORE
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Overview
Hike the breathtaking Aravis mountains to Lake Annecy from La Clusaz and the Tour du Mont Blanc via Chamonix, Le Flégère, Les Houches and Les Contamines. Trek via stunning, well-preserved villages, including Grand Bornand, Chinaillon, Clusaz, and Talloires. This walk has it all: mountains, lakes, epic views of Mont Blanc, authentic secluded old villages, glorious alpine meadows, and centuries-old accommodations.
The Aravis Range is is where the locals come to hike, away from the crowds. Walk through the famous Haute Savoie region and the Aravis Mountain Range which is adorned with the stunning Pointe Percée and the village of Megève to Lake Annecy.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Visit and stay in quaint authentic alpine villages in 3 and 4-star hotels
- Hike the Alps and glorious alpine meadows and soak up the amazing views
- Hike 3 days on the Tour du Mont Blanc and enjoy staying in the stunning alpine village of Chamonix
- End at stunning Lake Annecy, one of the most beautiful panoramic views in all of the Alps
- Walk worry-free with a company with over 30 years of experience in providing self-guided holidays
Itinerary
DAY one
Arrive Chamonix
Arrive in Chamonix, a bustling French Alpine town full of outdoor enthusiasts. Chamonix is only a 90-minute transfer from Geneva Airport. From your hotel’s garden, relax under the incredible Mont Blanc massif before exploring the streets, pavement cafes, and bars of this famous alpine town. You can also stay put and enjoy the spa and indoor pool.
Accommodation: 4-star Hotel Heliopic and Spa
DAY two
Tre-le-Champ via Lac Blanc to Plan Praz (Le Flegere)
The first day’s hike is a spectacular day of mountain walking, beginning with an ascent across forested slopes and onto the steeper ground to the foot of a short section of fixed ladders. Being steeper ground, there are excellent chances to see agile Ibex mountain goats. Now, deep into the Aiguille Rouge Nature Reserve, follow the trail to the idyllic setting of Refuge Lac Blanc overlooking the lake’s cobalt waters. Descending on rocky paths, the path narrows into the famous ‘Balcony Trail’ where you’ll enjoy largely unbroken vistas across the Mont Blanc range until you reach the cable car station of Plan Praz. Here, descend by cable car to your hotel in Chamonix.
Distance: 9km
Ascent: 730m
Descent: 270m
Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: 4-star Hotel Heliopic and Spa
DAY three
Le Flegere to Les Houches
Returning to Plan Praz by cable car to rejoin the trail, you have several options, which include hiking up to the Col du Brevent and onto Le Brevent (2525m). Snow-capped peaks and glaciers seem within touching distance at the mountaintop restaurant. From here, if you prefer to take the day a little easier, descend to Chamonix on the Brevent cable car. Alternatively, continue by foot, descending into alpine woodland and the village of Les Houches. Return to Chamonix via the mountain train (or bus), which has abundant traditional and global dining options.
Distance: 18.5km
Ascent: 900m
Descent: 1700m
Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation: 4-star Hotel Heliopic and Spa
DAY four
Les Houches to Les Contamines
We suggest taking the cable car up to Bellevue (1802m) to start your walk. From Bellevue you have a choice of two routes to Les Contamines. Either take the high route over the Col du Tricot (2102m) under the shadow of the Bionnassay Glacier to the picture-postcard Refuge de Miage (famed for their blueberry tart). Alternatively, take the low route through alpine pastures and enchanting woodlands via the hamlets of Bionnassay and Le Champel.
Trek via the Col du Tricot: 19km
Ascent: 1540m
Descent: 1390m
Trek via Bionnassay & Le Champel: 18km
Ascent: 1040m
Descent: 880m
By using the cable from Bellevue both route options are reduced by approx. 2 hours (6kms) and around 650m of ascent.
Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner
Accommodation: Hotel in La Clusaz
DAY five
La Clusaz
Today, there is the choice of two walks to explore the Confins Plateau above St Jean de Sixt as you make your way to La Clusaz.
The shorter option has you hike over the Tete du Danay (1731m) and through the beautiful Mouilles de la Perriere. Enjoy the first of many stunning panoramas of the Aravis Ranges to the east and Mont Lachat de Chatillon and the Bouchet Valley.
The other option, which is our recommendation, is to walk over the Aravis Pass via Pointe de Beauregard.
Distance: 9km or 21km
Ascent: 750m or 1220m
Descent: 350m or 830m
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: 3-star hotel in La Clusaz
DAY six
La Clusaz to Le Chinaillon
Immerse yourself in the Alps in the Confins Plateau, with its idyllic picturesque meadows, before reaching the Bouchet Valley’s end, surrounded by the Pointe du Roulletaz (2077m) and the towering Point Percee (2750m). You’ll cross the pass of Borneronde and on to the Pass of Annes (1721m). Lunch at a quintessential alpine scene beside an alpine hut at Annes Pass. Before winding your way around via a spectacular ridge under Pointes d’Almet, Grande Combe and Pointe de Deux Heures to Chinaillon, where you will stay tonight.
Distance: 15km
Ascent: 800m
Descent: 850m
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: 3 star hotel in Chinaillion
DAY seven
Summit Pointe de Balafrasse or to Tete d'Auferrand
This is an epic day of hiking with the choice of two walks. From Le Chinaillon, you make your way to the Chalets at Guillery and Col de la Colombiere.
From the pass, the first option is to climb Pointe de Balafrasse’s summit (2296m) via Peyre Lake, which is the heart of the Bargy Range. Panoramic views are your reward. The other option is to hike to the summit of Tete d’Aufferand (1981m) along a ridge under Pointe de la Botte. Then, you can make your way back to Le Chinaillon via Aufferand farm and the Col de la Colombiere.
Distance: 13km or 14.5km
Ascent: 1000m or 790m
Descent: 1000m or 790m
Meals: Breakfast and dinner
Accommodation: 3 star hotel in Chinaillion
DAY eight
Le Chinaillon to Le Grand Bornand
Ascend the Aiguille Verte Ridge (2069m), with spectacular views overlooking Lessy Lake and Aravis or Pointe Percee. Traverse the Col de la Forclaz and then meander down to the small village of Mayse, a great place to stock up for lunch.
Climb up and over Planay Pass, which is located between the Roc des Tours and the Roc des Charmieux. From here, the track winds its way down to Mouillies, onto Tannez, and eventually to Le Grand Bornand, where you will rest tonight.
Distance:18km
Ascent: 1070m
Descent: 1450m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: 3-star hotel in Le Grand Bornand
DAY nine
Le Grand Bornand to Annecy
Today begins with a private transfer to the beginning of the walk at Montremont. The hike begins with a climb to Nantets Pass (1425m) along the highest ridge, La Tournette (2351m) overlooking Lake Annecy. From here, you descend into Dents de Lanfon and a little later to Tallories near the lake. There are 2 options for this walk today from 9 – 14.5km. From here, you take the boat that travels around the lake (at a small cost) into Annecy via a few beautiful hamlets on the lake (a bus at a small cost is also available).
Distance: 9km or 14.5km
Ascent: 600m or 850m
Descent: 1000m or 1270m
Meals: Breakfast
Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Annecy
DAY ten
Onward Travel optional Smugglers Pass
Another beautiful walk from Col de Bluffy that crosses Smugglers Pass and then winds its way onto Mont Baron is available today if you have time. From here, you will walk on the ridge underneath Mont Veyrier (1291m) and descend to the edge of Lake Annecy again—a lovely way to finish the expedition around the Alps.
Depending on your onward travel plans, you may also want to relax and explore the town of Annecy further. You can enjoy many activities there, including water activities on the lake.
If you wish to stay an extra night, please let us know.
Distance: 11.4km
Ascent: 735m
Descent: 920m
Meals: Breakfast
What’s Included
- Walk pack free with luggage transfers from accommodation to accommodation arranged for you
- 9 breakfasts and 4 dinners
- Private transfer day 4 and day 9
- Itineraries can be flexible to account for weather conditions
- Rest days can be added if you would like to explore the region further
- Enjoy worry-free navigation with Stroll’s app with GPX tracks
- 5 nights in 3 star accommodation and 4 nights in 4 star accommodation in Annecy and Chamonix (and tourist taxes)
- Luggage transfers – access to your main luggage every evening –Bags up to 15kg maximum (this is French legislation)
Accommodation & Dining
During this tour, you will stay in 3-star hotels or auberges and a 4-star hotels in Annecy and Chamonix. All the accommodations are accustomed to welcoming hikers and are very well-equipped to make your stay comfortable regardless of the weather conditions. Rooms are typically better than very comfortable. The hotels provide what you would expect from standard 3-star and 4-star hotels, including spas and sometimes pools. We will discuss these options with you during the booking process.
Dining
You will be provided with 9 breakfasts and 4 dinners. If you have any food allergies or intolerances, please let us know when you book so we can inform your hosts. If you have severe food allergies, it’s always worth bringing snacks, especially as ingredients and supplies can be hard to obtain in the mountains.
The towns and villages you pass through are renowned for their specialty cheeses and meats (many of which continue to be produced by hand). If you’re lucky enough to encounter a local farmers’ market, the choice and range of local foods are staggering. Some of your accommodations can also prepare a picnic lunch for you (at an additional cost). However, one of the highlights is the French food. You will be able to choose from the amazing choice of French delicacies for lunch, which can be bought in numerous places in the towns where you are staying before you set off.
General Info
AVAILABILITY
This walk is available from 15th June through to 10th September.
THE WALKING
Challenging — tracks and trails on this tour will have prolonged ascents and descents, sections of rough surface, and steps. An active lifestyle and being an experienced walker make the journey enjoyable. We suggest an exercise regime of 3 to 4 times a week in addition to your usual weekly walks. See the fitness guide.
You will walk around 16km a day and climb an average of 820m a day (up to optional 1400m). The well-defined and waymarked trails cover various terrains, including high alpine pastures, rocky mountain paths, and mountain and lake towns and villages.
Although the route is well-waymarked for each walk, you will be provided with a comprehensive summary of daily walks, maps (and GPX tracks), and our app for your device with GPX tracks.
HOW TO GET THERE AND AWAY
This walk starts in Chamonix. The closest airport is Geneva Airport. There is also a train station in Chamonix if you wish to arrive by train from Paris, for example.
Geneva Airport to Chamonix & Return
Please note these transfers or a bus are available from Geneve Airport to Chamonix at your own cost. Please see Chamonix Mountain Drop Offs for a shared transfer. They only operate between 10.00 am and 7.30 pm (Saturday to Wednesday) or 9.00 pm ( Thursday and Friday nights only)
A helpful planning tool for travel is Rome2Rio should you be travelling from or to other destinations.
Onward Travel From Annecy
The trip ends in Annecy. From here, there are many options to travel all over Europe, including Paris, or back to Geneva.
Another helpful planning tool for travel is Rome2Rio should you be travelling from or to other destinations.
LUGGAGE TRANSFERS
Each morning, it will be up to you to place your luggage at the designated luggage pick-up point within the hotel by 8.00 am. This generally will be at reception or where you pick up your luggage the night before. Please consult your hosts if you need any details. Bags must be no more than 15kg (this is French legislation)
INSURANCE
We require that you have adequate travel insurance against potential losses, damage or injury, including cancellation costs and loss of luggage.
For all trips that require international travel, you must have purchased travel insurance that also includes medical evacuation coverage.
We also charge a cancellation fee if you cancel your walking holiday after we have confirmed it to cover costs incurred from our suppliers and in the office. See the FAQ section for more information.
CONTACT
If you have any questions, feel free to ask one of our destination consultants. You can get in touch with us via our contact form or email us at info@stroll.com
Departure Dates
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DATESAVAILABILITYPRICESingle OccupancyDETAILS
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Date14 Jun 2025 - 10 Sep 2025AVAILIBILITYAVAILABLEPRICEfrom £ 2085SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 1015DETAILS
2 PAX OR MORE
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Date14 Jun 2025 - 10 Sep 2025AVAILIBILITYAVAILABLEPRICEfrom £ 1925SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 1015DETAILS
4 PAX OR MORE
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Date14 Jun 2026 - 10 Sep 2026AVAILIBILITYAVAILABLEPRICEfrom £ 2170SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 1055DETAILS
2 PAX OR MORE
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Date14 Jun 2026 - 10 Sep 2026AVAILIBILITYAVAILABLEPRICEfrom £ 2005SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 1055DETAILS
4 PAX OR MORE
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