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OVERVIEW
Walk the northern section of the Tour du Mont Blanc from Courmayeur to Chamonix. Trekking through France, Italy and Switzerland, spending each night in hotels.
Traverse high alpine trails and soak up the superb panoramas, including the snow-capped peaks and glaciers of the Mont Blanc Massif. Stay in the charming Swiss lakeside village of Champex and return to France by way of the Col de Balme at the head of Chamonix Valley.
Please note: additional transfer fees may apply if our regular accommodation providers have no availability for your preferred departure date. Should this occur, the cost will be communicated to you prior to confirming the booking. If you choose to cancel as a result, your deposit will of course be refunded in full.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Traverse the high alps of France, Italy, and Switzerland and experience a trio of cultures and cuisines
- Epic views of Mont Blanc’s magnificent mountains
- Spot scurrying marmots and nimble mountain goats
- Hike rugged trails, crossing the Grand Col Ferret into Switzerland
- Pass through chocolate-box Swiss villages
- Walk over glacial streams, across alpine pastures and through pine forests
ITINERARY
DAY one
Arrive in Courmayeur
Today you arrive in Courmayeur. There are a number of ways to get to Courmayeur, including from Switzerland via Geneva airport or if you are in Italy, from Milan. If you get there early, there’s the opportunity to enjoy the amazing experience of taking the series of ski lifts in combination with spherical cable cars that rotate 360 degrees, and travel across the top of the mountain (almost). It is possible to travel from Courmayeur all the way to Chamonix or vice versa this way, but not with luggage.
Accommodation: Hotel Crampon
With a long heritage of mountaineers in the family, the Hotel Crampon is well-equipped to look after weary trekkers. A comfortable lounge, fireplace, a garden terrace, and modest en-suite rooms all make for an enjoyable stay. This accommodation has its own large garden, a living room, and a bar enabling walkers to enjoy this charming hotel.
DAY two
Courmayeur to Val Ferret
Leave Courmayeur on foot and ascend onto the steep forested slopes of La Montagne de la Saxe. After arriving at Rifugio Bertone, you have two choices. Either follow the standard ‘Balcony Route’, which gives incredible unbroken views across Val Ferret to Mont Blanc and Grand Jorasses, or take the High Route which is more challenging, but provides some of the most epic views on the walk. On reaching Rifugio Bonatti, the picnic terrace is great for sampling the famous Bonatti hot chocolate and taking in the majesty of the mountains around you. Then descend to Val Ferret and return by bus (30mins) to Courmayeur for the night.
Accommodation: Hotel Crampon
Meals: Breakfast
Walking: 14km or 17km
Elevation: +1080 or +1730 / -580m or -1250
DAY three
Val Ferret to La Fouly
Begin the day with a bus ride back through the impressive Val Ferret. At Arnuva, the head of the valley, a straightforward but steep climb winds up to the Grand Col Ferret. Along the way, enjoy a break at the perfectly placed Rifugio Elena with a café latte and panoramic views back down Val Ferret. Crossing the Grand Col Ferret , you enter Switzerland. From this spot, views extend to the peak of Mont Dolent, which is shared between France, Italy, and Switzerland. On your descent, pass typical Swiss chalets and flower-filled gardens as you enter the hamlet of La Fouly where you will spend the night.
Accommodation: Hotel Edelweiss
Meals: Breakfast & dinner
Walking: 20km
Elevation: +980 / -1390
The Baumeler family has run the Hotel Edelweiss since 1956. This charming wooden chalet hotel has retained its typical Swiss design but in recent years, the interior has been upgraded with contemporary mountain décor. With great views of Mont Dolent from the terrace, this is a great spot to relax with a cool beer on arrival.
DAY four
La Fouly to Champex
A day of chocolate-box Swiss villages and one of the easiest stages of the circuit. The route passes through the timeless village of Arlaches. The medieval wooden houses adorned with bright flower boxes provide a window into a bygone era. A steep climb from the valley up to Champex follows. The beautiful lake with its picturesque cafes and bars is definitely worth a stop before heading to your hotel.
Accommodation: Hotel Glacier
Meals: Breakfast & dinner
Walking: 15km
Elevation: +510 / -650
The Bislex family has been welcoming walkers since 1895. Now in its fifth generation, the hotel has continued to provide comfortable ensuite rooms and an ever-changing menu of regional dishes to ensure trekkers are well-fed. Located only a couple of minutes from the lakeside, its location is perfect for a post-dinner stroll.
DAY five
Champex to Trient
A choice of two stunning routes today. The Standard Route follows the Bovine Trail which ascends steeply through pine forests to take you over glacial streams and across high alpine pastures where the famous ‘Swiss fighting cows’ graze through the summer. Mid-way be sure to stop off at the L’Alpage Bovine which serves delicious homemade apple cake (with excellent views over to the Swiss Bernese Alps).
The alternative is the High Route which heads over the challenging Fenetre d’Arpette. Considered by many as the toughest day on the circuit, the ascent and descent following a steep, exposed rocky trail across boulder fields and scree slopes. Incredible views of the Trient Glacier and a day of real mountain adventure!
Accommodation: La Grande Ourse
Meals: Breakfast & dinner
Hike the Bovine Route:
Walking: 15.5km
Elevation: +850 / -1040
Hike via Fenetre d’Arpette:
Walking: 16km
Elevation: +1200 / -1390
A typical Swiss trekker’s hotel, La Grande Ourse is simple, comfortable and located in the heart of Trient village. The private rooms and shared bathrooms are immaculate. Before dinner, enjoy an aperitif on the sun terrace with fellow hikers.
DAY six
Trient to Chamonix
It’s back in France today with a choice of two routes to the border at Col de Balme. The Standard Route takes a steep but relatively short climb up to the Col. The alternative route features a bit more climbing but loops around via the Refuge Les Grandes and offers good views of the Trient Glacier. From the Col de Balme, you’ll be rewarded with extensive views over Chamonix Valley and the familiar snow-capped peak of Mont Blanc. Relax on the terrace of the Refuge du Col de Balme and enjoy some refreshments. Then either continue on the Standard Route and tackle another ascent to the ridge summit of Aiguillette des Posettes before a long steep descent, or take the direct route into the valley. End the day with a short bus or train ride into Chamonix to reach your accommodation for the night.
Accommodation: Hotel L’Oustalet
Meals: Breakfast
Walking: 14km
Elevation: +980 / -840
DAY seven
La Flegere to Les Houches
The last day of hiking starts by returning to La Flegere by cable car. Re-joining the TMB, continue on the Grand Balcon walk to Plan Praz. A steep climb to the Col du Brevent and Le Brevent summit. At the Le Brevent “Le Panoramic” mountain-top restaurant, the snow-capped peaks and glaciers across the valley seem within touching distance. From here, you can take the easier option and descend to Chamonix via the Le Brevent and Plan Praz cable cars. Or continue on foot along rocky ridgelines before descending through alpine woodlands into the village of Les Houches. Return to Chamonix via train or bus. With its many cosmopolitan dining options, Chamonix is a great place to celebrate and reflect on your completion of one of the world’s greatest treks.
Accommodation: Hotel L’Oustalet
Meals: Breakfast
Walking: 18.5km
Elevation: +900 / -1750
DAY eight
Onward Travel
Depending on your onward travel arrangements, take a walk around Chamonix village or indulge in a morning of freshly baked patisserie cakes and coffee before your departure. If you have time and the weather is clear, we highly recommend taking the cable car up to Aiguille du Midi.
Meals: Breakfast
WHAT’S INCLUDED
- Walk pack free with luggage transfers from accommodation to accommodation arranged for you
- 8 nights accommodation in 3 star hotels or simple hotels
- 8 breakfasts and 3 dinners
- Maps, comprehensive Stroll walk notes, GPX tracks and day-by-day summary
- Itineraries can be flexible to account for weather conditions
- Daily luggage transfers – access to your main luggage every evening (not possible in mountain huts)
- No need to carry a sleep sheet or towel (required for mountain huts)
ACCOMMODATION & DINING
During this tour, you will stay in 3* hotels, small family-run hotels or mountain auberges (small simple hotels). With the exception of Night 5, all rooms are private en-suite. On Night 5 in Trient, accommodation options are limited and bathrooms are shared, but from our experience, they are always clean with a plentiful supply of hot water! Importantly you will have your luggage with you every night. There will be no need to buy and carry sleep sheets or towels and worry about what to carry with you for an overnight without your luggage.
All the accommodations are accustomed to welcoming trekkers and very well equipped to make your stay comfortable regardless of the weather conditions. Typically, rooms are simple but very comfortable. As many of the overnight stays are in small villages or towns, on occasion, we may have to book another similar accommodation of equal standard. We will discuss these options with you during the booking process.
Should you also request a double room, please note it is the norm in Switzerland for two separate single beds with individual bed linen to be pushed together or even placed into one large bed frame.
Dining
You will be provided with 8 breakfasts and 3 dinners. If you have any food allergies or intolerances, please let us know at the time of booking so we can let your hosts know. Should you have severe food allergies, it’s always worth bringing a few of your own snacks with you. Especially as ingredients and supplies can be hard to obtain in the mountains.
You will find in some of the smaller accommodations, dining is very often on communal tables with set mealtimes. This enables small kitchen teams to ensure everyone is fed on time and nobody is left hungry after a long day of trekking! Lunches can be purchased locally, which is a great part of the experience as you even can have a sit-down lunch on the track as you go some days. The towns and villages you pass through are renowned for their specialty breads, 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. Many of your accommodations will also make a picnic lunch for you. A staff favourite is the Beaufort cheese from La Vallee des Glaciers, which you can purchase fresh from the farm. Within your daily walk notes, there are detailed suggestions of where to buy lunch each day.
On the nights dinner isn’t provided, there are many options for you to choose from!
NIGHT 1 & 2
COURMAYEUR
With a long heritage of mountaineers in the family, the Hotel Crampon is well-equipped to look after weary trekkers. A comfortable lounge, fireplace, a garden terrace, and modest en-suite rooms all make for an enjoyable stay. This accommodation has its own large garden, a living room, and a bar enabling walkers to enjoy this charming hotel.
Another available accommodation is the Bouton d’Or Hotel, a family-run hotel with one of the best breakfasts in Courmayeur. Within a few minutes of Courmayeur’s centre, this hotel has simple, comfortable rooms where the hosts are always available to help you with anything you need during your time in Courmayeur.
NIGHT 1 & 2
COURMAYEUR
With a long heritage of mountaineers in the family, the Hotel Crampon is well-equipped to look after weary trekkers. A comfortable lounge, fireplace, a garden terrace, and modest en-suite rooms all make for an enjoyable stay. This accommodation has its own large garden, a living room, and a bar enabling walkers to enjoy this charming hotel.
Another available accommodation is the Bouton d’Or Hotel, a family-run hotel with one of the best breakfasts in Courmayeur. Within a few minutes of Courmayeur’s centre, this hotel has simple, comfortable rooms where the hosts are always available to help you with anything you need during your time in Courmayeur.
NIGHT 1 & 2
COURMAYEUR
With a long heritage of mountaineers in the family, the Hotel Crampon is well-equipped to look after weary trekkers. A comfortable lounge, fireplace, a garden terrace, and modest en-suite rooms all make for an enjoyable stay. This accommodation has its own large garden, a living room, and a bar enabling walkers to enjoy this charming hotel.
Another available accommodation is the Bouton d’Or Hotel, a family-run hotel with one of the best breakfasts in Courmayeur. Within a few minutes of Courmayeur’s centre, this hotel has simple, comfortable rooms where the hosts are always available to help you with anything you need during your time in Courmayeur.
NIGHT 1 & 2
COURMAYEUR
With a long heritage of mountaineers in the family, the Hotel Crampon is well-equipped to look after weary trekkers. A comfortable lounge, fireplace, a garden terrace, and modest en-suite rooms all make for an enjoyable stay. This accommodation has its own large garden, a living room, and a bar enabling walkers to enjoy this charming hotel.
Another available accommodation is the Bouton d’Or Hotel, a family-run hotel with one of the best breakfasts in Courmayeur. Within a few minutes of Courmayeur’s centre, this hotel has simple, comfortable rooms where the hosts are always available to help you with anything you need during your time in Courmayeur.
NIGHT 1 & 2
COURMAYEUR
With a long heritage of mountaineers in the family, the Hotel Crampon is well-equipped to look after weary trekkers. A comfortable lounge, fireplace, a garden terrace, and modest en-suite rooms all make for an enjoyable stay. This accommodation has its own large garden, a living room, and a bar enabling walkers to enjoy this charming hotel.
Another available accommodation is the Bouton d’Or Hotel, a family-run hotel with one of the best breakfasts in Courmayeur. Within a few minutes of Courmayeur’s centre, this hotel has simple, comfortable rooms where the hosts are always available to help you with anything you need during your time in Courmayeur.
NIGHT 3
LA FOULY
The Edelweiss Hotel is a “chocolate box” wooden chalet that has retained its typical Swiss design. In recent years, the interior has been upgraded with contemporary mountain décor. With exceptional views of Mont Dolent from the terrace, the Edelweiss Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy a meal on the terrace. An extensive buffet breakfast is provided every morning. The contemporary room layouts include private bathrooms.
NIGHT 3
LA FOULY
The Edelweiss Hotel is a “chocolate box” wooden chalet that has retained its typical Swiss design. In recent years, the interior has been upgraded with contemporary mountain décor. With exceptional views of Mont Dolent from the terrace, the Edelweiss Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy a meal on the terrace. An extensive buffet breakfast is provided every morning. The contemporary room layouts include private bathrooms.
NIGHT 3
LA FOULY
The Edelweiss Hotel is a “chocolate box” wooden chalet that has retained its typical Swiss design. In recent years, the interior has been upgraded with contemporary mountain décor. With exceptional views of Mont Dolent from the terrace, the Edelweiss Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy a meal on the terrace. An extensive buffet breakfast is provided every morning. The contemporary room layouts include private bathrooms.
NIGHT 3
LA FOULY
The Edelweiss Hotel is a “chocolate box” wooden chalet that has retained its typical Swiss design. In recent years, the interior has been upgraded with contemporary mountain décor. With exceptional views of Mont Dolent from the terrace, the Edelweiss Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy a meal on the terrace. An extensive buffet breakfast is provided every morning. The contemporary room layouts include private bathrooms.
NIGHT 3
LA FOULY
The Edelweiss Hotel is a “chocolate box” wooden chalet that has retained its typical Swiss design. In recent years, the interior has been upgraded with contemporary mountain décor. With exceptional views of Mont Dolent from the terrace, the Edelweiss Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy a meal on the terrace. An extensive buffet breakfast is provided every morning. The contemporary room layouts include private bathrooms.
NIGHT 4
CHAMPEX
The hotels available here provide comfortable ensuite rooms and an ever-changing menu of regional dishes to ensure trekkers are well-fed. Every day a breakfast buffet is served which you can enjoy overlooking the breathtaking Swiss mountains. Hotel du Glacier is located only a couple of minutes from the lakeside, its location is perfect for a post-dinner stroll. The beautiful family-run Hotel Splendide was built in the 1930s by your hosts’ grandfather in a style inspired by the architecture of Nice and Lausanne.
NIGHT 4
CHAMPEX
The hotels available here provide comfortable ensuite rooms and an ever-changing menu of regional dishes to ensure trekkers are well-fed. Every day a breakfast buffet is served which you can enjoy overlooking the breathtaking Swiss mountains. Hotel du Glacier is located only a couple of minutes from the lakeside, its location is perfect for a post-dinner stroll. The beautiful family-run Hotel Splendide was built in the 1930s by your hosts’ grandfather in a style inspired by the architecture of Nice and Lausanne.
NIGHT 4
CHAMPEX
The hotels available here provide comfortable ensuite rooms and an ever-changing menu of regional dishes to ensure trekkers are well-fed. Every day a breakfast buffet is served which you can enjoy overlooking the breathtaking Swiss mountains. Hotel du Glacier is located only a couple of minutes from the lakeside, its location is perfect for a post-dinner stroll. The beautiful family-run Hotel Splendide was built in the 1930s by your hosts’ grandfather in a style inspired by the architecture of Nice and Lausanne.
NIGHT 4
CHAMPEX
The hotels available here provide comfortable ensuite rooms and an ever-changing menu of regional dishes to ensure trekkers are well-fed. Every day a breakfast buffet is served which you can enjoy overlooking the breathtaking Swiss mountains. Hotel du Glacier is located only a couple of minutes from the lakeside, its location is perfect for a post-dinner stroll. The beautiful family-run Hotel Splendide was built in the 1930s by your hosts’ grandfather in a style inspired by the architecture of Nice and Lausanne.
NIGHT 5
TRIENT
The accommodation options in Trient are typical auberge hotels for Swiss trekkers. The private rooms are simple and comfortable and the shared bathrooms are immaculate. The best part is being able to enjoy an aperitif on the terrace or in the garden before dinner with your fellow trekkers!
NIGHT 5
TRIENT
The accommodation options in Trient are typical auberge hotels for Swiss trekkers. The private rooms are simple and comfortable and the shared bathrooms are immaculate. The best part is being able to enjoy an aperitif on the terrace or in the garden before dinner with your fellow trekkers!
NIGHT 5
TRIENT
The accommodation options in Trient are typical auberge hotels for Swiss trekkers. The private rooms are simple and comfortable and the shared bathrooms are immaculate. The best part is being able to enjoy an aperitif on the terrace or in the garden before dinner with your fellow trekkers!
NIGHT 5
TRIENT
The accommodation options in Trient are typical auberge hotels for Swiss trekkers. The private rooms are simple and comfortable and the shared bathrooms are immaculate. The best part is being able to enjoy an aperitif on the terrace or in the garden before dinner with your fellow trekkers!
NIGHT 6, 7 & 8
CHAMONIX
The hotels available in Chamonix are located in the heart of town with stunning views of Mont Blanc. Hotel L’Oustalet in Chamonix is situated at the base of the Aiguille du Midi, close to the pedestrian center of town, and the train station. Alternatively, Hotel Le Faucigny offers contemporary chalet-style rooms, 100m from the ski shuttle service in the heart of Chamonix.
The accommodations have spacious gardens and a relaxing pool with exceptional views of the Aiguille du Midi and Mont Blanc. A daily buffet breakfast is offered to start your morning, where the living room and dining rooms will welcome you to unwind after a day of exploring. Over winter there is a sauna and hot tub available to indulge in relaxation and beauty treatments.
Should these accommodations not be available, the other options offered are Hotel du Clocher and Hotel Croix Blanche.
NIGHT 6, 7 & 8
CHAMONIX
The hotels available in Chamonix are located in the heart of town with stunning views of Mont Blanc. Hotel L’Oustalet in Chamonix is situated at the base of the Aiguille du Midi, close to the pedestrian center of town, and the train station. Alternatively, Hotel Le Faucigny offers contemporary chalet-style rooms, 100m from the ski shuttle service in the heart of Chamonix.
The accommodations have spacious gardens and a relaxing pool with exceptional views of the Aiguille du Midi and Mont Blanc. A daily buffet breakfast is offered to start your morning, where the living room and dining rooms will welcome you to unwind after a day of exploring. Over winter there is a sauna and hot tub available to indulge in relaxation and beauty treatments.
Should these accommodations not be available, the other options offered are Hotel du Clocher and Hotel Croix Blanche.
NIGHT 6, 7 & 8
CHAMONIX
The hotels available in Chamonix are located in the heart of town with stunning views of Mont Blanc. Hotel L’Oustalet in Chamonix is situated at the base of the Aiguille du Midi, close to the pedestrian center of town, and the train station. Alternatively, Hotel Le Faucigny offers contemporary chalet-style rooms, 100m from the ski shuttle service in the heart of Chamonix.
The accommodations have spacious gardens and a relaxing pool with exceptional views of the Aiguille du Midi and Mont Blanc. A daily buffet breakfast is offered to start your morning, where the living room and dining rooms will welcome you to unwind after a day of exploring. Over winter there is a sauna and hot tub available to indulge in relaxation and beauty treatments.
Should these accommodations not be available, the other options offered are Hotel du Clocher and Hotel Croix Blanche.
NIGHT 6, 7 & 8
CHAMONIX
The hotels available in Chamonix are located in the heart of town with stunning views of Mont Blanc. Hotel L’Oustalet in Chamonix is situated at the base of the Aiguille du Midi, close to the pedestrian center of town, and the train station. Alternatively, Hotel Le Faucigny offers contemporary chalet-style rooms, 100m from the ski shuttle service in the heart of Chamonix.
The accommodations have spacious gardens and a relaxing pool with exceptional views of the Aiguille du Midi and Mont Blanc. A daily buffet breakfast is offered to start your morning, where the living room and dining rooms will welcome you to unwind after a day of exploring. Over winter there is a sauna and hot tub available to indulge in relaxation and beauty treatments.
Should these accommodations not be available, the other options offered are Hotel du Clocher and Hotel Croix Blanche.
GENERAL INFO
AVAILABILITY
In early July it is possible the trail might remain closed due to heavy snowfall. Should this happen we would do our very best to reschedule the tour for a later date (on occasion it is possible the tour might even be cancelled, but this is rare). Up until late July, some of the higher passes may still have snow on them (with the possibility of them being closed). Should this happen you will be provided with comprehensive information about taking an alternative route and/or local transport. In the event of any major route closures, we will contact you prior to travel and discuss the alternative walk options with you.
Towards the end of the season (early September) some transport options will have stopped operating for the season. You should therefore be prepared to walk the full distance every day. There is always the option of using a local taxi if necessary. Within your travel notes, advice will be given for all transport options to shorten or skip the walking for that specific day.
THE WALKING
Challenging – Tracks and trails on this tour will have prolonged ascents and descents along sections of rough surface and steps. An average of 16km, 1061m ascent and 1052m descent each day. You may find some sections have narrow footpaths and for your guidance on very rare occasions on very short sections, safety cable lengths have been put in place for you to use as a handrail if needed. Having an active lifestyle and preparing or being an experienced walker will make the journey enjoyable. We would suggest an exercise regime that incorporates uphill walks at least 3 to 4 times weekly.
You will be walking around 16km a day with up to 1500m of ascent and descent. Trails are well-defined, well waymarked and cover a variety of terrains which include forest tracks, high alpine pastures, rocky mountain paths and through mountain towns and villages. It is also possible you may have to cross some snowy patches on the ascent or descent of higher mountain cols, so good mountain footwear is required! On days 10 and 11 there are short sections of metal ladders, handrails and foot rungs bolted into the rock which is very straightforward to follow. However, if you suffer from vertigo, or have any further questions about these sections, we’d be happy to discuss the options to get around these walks.
Although the route is well waymarked for each of your walks, you will be provided with Stroll comprehensive walk notes, a summary of daily walks, maps (and GPX tracks if you require to use for your own device). Mountain weather can change quickly so it is essential that at least one of your trekking party is confident in using a map and compass to navigate (should visibility drop). You should always be able to locate your whereabouts on a map.
HOW TO GET THERE AND AWAY
To Courmayeur
This walk starts in Courmayeur. We have not included any transfers, you will need to make your own way to the start of the walk. The closest airport is Geneva Airport. We can arrange a shared transfer from Geneva Airport to Chamonix bus station at an additional cost. This is only available between 10.00am and 7.30pm (9.00pm on Thursday and Friday nights only). From Chamonix bus station it is an easy bus ride to Courmayeur and then a short walk to your accommodation.
There is also a train station in Chamonix if you wish to arrive by train from Paris, for example.
Onward travel from Chamonix
This walk ends in Chamonix. We have not included any transfers for you. You will need to make your own way from Chamonix. We can arrange a transfer from Chamonix to Geneva Airport at an additional cost, please see above times and ask your destination consultant for assistance.
A useful 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 any details. Bags must be less than 15kg (this is French legislation) and be Soft Bags (i.e. not hard cases).
Importantly, any excess kilos can be stored for free at the luggage transfer company.
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
MAP
DEPARTURE DATES
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DATESAVAILABILITYPRICESingle OccupancyDetails
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1 Jul 2024 - 5 Sep 2024AVAILABLE
from £ 1700
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 575High-season surcharge may apply in August
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1 Jul 2025 - 5 Sep 2025AVAILABLE
from £ 1770
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 600High-season surcharge may apply in August
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1 Jul 2026 - 5 Sep 2026AVAILABLE
from £ 1775
SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 600High-season surcharge may apply in August
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Overview
Walk the northern section of the Tour du Mont Blanc from Courmayeur to Chamonix. Trekking through France, Italy and Switzerland, spending each night in hotels.
Traverse high alpine trails and soak up the superb panoramas, including the snow-capped peaks and glaciers of the Mont Blanc Massif. Stay in the charming Swiss lakeside village of Champex and return to France by way of the Col de Balme at the head of Chamonix Valley.
Please note: additional transfer fees may apply if our regular accommodation providers have no availability for your preferred departure date. Should this occur, the cost will be communicated to you prior to confirming the booking. If you choose to cancel as a result, your deposit will of course be refunded in full.
HIGHLIGHTS:
- Traverse the high alps of France, Italy, and Switzerland and experience a trio of cultures and cuisines
- Epic views of Mont Blanc’s magnificent mountains
- Spot scurrying marmots and nimble mountain goats
- Hike rugged trails, crossing the Grand Col Ferret into Switzerland
- Pass through chocolate-box Swiss villages
- Walk over glacial streams, across alpine pastures and through pine forests
Itinerary
DAY one
Arrive in Courmayeur
Today you arrive in Courmayeur. There are a number of ways to get to Courmayeur, including from Switzerland via Geneva airport or if you are in Italy, from Milan. If you get there early, there’s the opportunity to enjoy the amazing experience of taking the series of ski lifts in combination with spherical cable cars that rotate 360 degrees, and travel across the top of the mountain (almost). It is possible to travel from Courmayeur all the way to Chamonix or vice versa this way, but not with luggage.
Accommodation: Hotel Crampon
With a long heritage of mountaineers in the family, the Hotel Crampon is well-equipped to look after weary trekkers. A comfortable lounge, fireplace, a garden terrace, and modest en-suite rooms all make for an enjoyable stay. This accommodation has its own large garden, a living room, and a bar enabling walkers to enjoy this charming hotel.
DAY two
Courmayeur to Val Ferret
Leave Courmayeur on foot and ascend onto the steep forested slopes of La Montagne de la Saxe. After arriving at Rifugio Bertone, you have two choices. Either follow the standard ‘Balcony Route’, which gives incredible unbroken views across Val Ferret to Mont Blanc and Grand Jorasses, or take the High Route which is more challenging, but provides some of the most epic views on the walk. On reaching Rifugio Bonatti, the picnic terrace is great for sampling the famous Bonatti hot chocolate and taking in the majesty of the mountains around you. Then descend to Val Ferret and return by bus (30mins) to Courmayeur for the night.
Accommodation: Hotel Crampon
Meals: Breakfast
Walking: 14km or 17km
Elevation: +1080 or +1730 / -580m or -1250
DAY three
Val Ferret to La Fouly
Begin the day with a bus ride back through the impressive Val Ferret. At Arnuva, the head of the valley, a straightforward but steep climb winds up to the Grand Col Ferret. Along the way, enjoy a break at the perfectly placed Rifugio Elena with a café latte and panoramic views back down Val Ferret. Crossing the Grand Col Ferret , you enter Switzerland. From this spot, views extend to the peak of Mont Dolent, which is shared between France, Italy, and Switzerland. On your descent, pass typical Swiss chalets and flower-filled gardens as you enter the hamlet of La Fouly where you will spend the night.
Accommodation: Hotel Edelweiss
Meals: Breakfast & dinner
Walking: 20km
Elevation: +980 / -1390
The Baumeler family has run the Hotel Edelweiss since 1956. This charming wooden chalet hotel has retained its typical Swiss design but in recent years, the interior has been upgraded with contemporary mountain décor. With great views of Mont Dolent from the terrace, this is a great spot to relax with a cool beer on arrival.
DAY four
La Fouly to Champex
A day of chocolate-box Swiss villages and one of the easiest stages of the circuit. The route passes through the timeless village of Arlaches. The medieval wooden houses adorned with bright flower boxes provide a window into a bygone era. A steep climb from the valley up to Champex follows. The beautiful lake with its picturesque cafes and bars is definitely worth a stop before heading to your hotel.
Accommodation: Hotel Glacier
Meals: Breakfast & dinner
Walking: 15km
Elevation: +510 / -650
The Bislex family has been welcoming walkers since 1895. Now in its fifth generation, the hotel has continued to provide comfortable ensuite rooms and an ever-changing menu of regional dishes to ensure trekkers are well-fed. Located only a couple of minutes from the lakeside, its location is perfect for a post-dinner stroll.
DAY five
Champex to Trient
A choice of two stunning routes today. The Standard Route follows the Bovine Trail which ascends steeply through pine forests to take you over glacial streams and across high alpine pastures where the famous ‘Swiss fighting cows’ graze through the summer. Mid-way be sure to stop off at the L’Alpage Bovine which serves delicious homemade apple cake (with excellent views over to the Swiss Bernese Alps).
The alternative is the High Route which heads over the challenging Fenetre d’Arpette. Considered by many as the toughest day on the circuit, the ascent and descent following a steep, exposed rocky trail across boulder fields and scree slopes. Incredible views of the Trient Glacier and a day of real mountain adventure!
Accommodation: La Grande Ourse
Meals: Breakfast & dinner
Hike the Bovine Route:
Walking: 15.5km
Elevation: +850 / -1040
Hike via Fenetre d’Arpette:
Walking: 16km
Elevation: +1200 / -1390
A typical Swiss trekker’s hotel, La Grande Ourse is simple, comfortable and located in the heart of Trient village. The private rooms and shared bathrooms are immaculate. Before dinner, enjoy an aperitif on the sun terrace with fellow hikers.
DAY six
Trient to Chamonix
It’s back in France today with a choice of two routes to the border at Col de Balme. The Standard Route takes a steep but relatively short climb up to the Col. The alternative route features a bit more climbing but loops around via the Refuge Les Grandes and offers good views of the Trient Glacier. From the Col de Balme, you’ll be rewarded with extensive views over Chamonix Valley and the familiar snow-capped peak of Mont Blanc. Relax on the terrace of the Refuge du Col de Balme and enjoy some refreshments. Then either continue on the Standard Route and tackle another ascent to the ridge summit of Aiguillette des Posettes before a long steep descent, or take the direct route into the valley. End the day with a short bus or train ride into Chamonix to reach your accommodation for the night.
Accommodation: Hotel L’Oustalet
Meals: Breakfast
Walking: 14km
Elevation: +980 / -840
DAY seven
La Flegere to Les Houches
The last day of hiking starts by returning to La Flegere by cable car. Re-joining the TMB, continue on the Grand Balcon walk to Plan Praz. A steep climb to the Col du Brevent and Le Brevent summit. At the Le Brevent “Le Panoramic” mountain-top restaurant, the snow-capped peaks and glaciers across the valley seem within touching distance. From here, you can take the easier option and descend to Chamonix via the Le Brevent and Plan Praz cable cars. Or continue on foot along rocky ridgelines before descending through alpine woodlands into the village of Les Houches. Return to Chamonix via train or bus. With its many cosmopolitan dining options, Chamonix is a great place to celebrate and reflect on your completion of one of the world’s greatest treks.
Accommodation: Hotel L’Oustalet
Meals: Breakfast
Walking: 18.5km
Elevation: +900 / -1750
DAY eight
Onward Travel
Depending on your onward travel arrangements, take a walk around Chamonix village or indulge in a morning of freshly baked patisserie cakes and coffee before your departure. If you have time and the weather is clear, we highly recommend taking the cable car up to Aiguille du Midi.
Meals: Breakfast
What’s Included
- Walk pack free with luggage transfers from accommodation to accommodation arranged for you
- 8 nights accommodation in 3 star hotels or simple hotels
- 8 breakfasts and 3 dinners
- Maps, comprehensive Stroll walk notes, GPX tracks and day-by-day summary
- Itineraries can be flexible to account for weather conditions
- Daily luggage transfers – access to your main luggage every evening (not possible in mountain huts)
- No need to carry a sleep sheet or towel (required for mountain huts)
Accommodation & Dining
During this tour, you will stay in 3* hotels, small family-run hotels or mountain auberges (small simple hotels). With the exception of Night 5, all rooms are private en-suite. On Night 5 in Trient, accommodation options are limited and bathrooms are shared, but from our experience, they are always clean with a plentiful supply of hot water! Importantly you will have your luggage with you every night. There will be no need to buy and carry sleep sheets or towels and worry about what to carry with you for an overnight without your luggage.
All the accommodations are accustomed to welcoming trekkers and very well equipped to make your stay comfortable regardless of the weather conditions. Typically, rooms are simple but very comfortable. As many of the overnight stays are in small villages or towns, on occasion, we may have to book another similar accommodation of equal standard. We will discuss these options with you during the booking process.
Should you also request a double room, please note it is the norm in Switzerland for two separate single beds with individual bed linen to be pushed together or even placed into one large bed frame.
Dining
You will be provided with 8 breakfasts and 3 dinners. If you have any food allergies or intolerances, please let us know at the time of booking so we can let your hosts know. Should you have severe food allergies, it’s always worth bringing a few of your own snacks with you. Especially as ingredients and supplies can be hard to obtain in the mountains.
You will find in some of the smaller accommodations, dining is very often on communal tables with set mealtimes. This enables small kitchen teams to ensure everyone is fed on time and nobody is left hungry after a long day of trekking! Lunches can be purchased locally, which is a great part of the experience as you even can have a sit-down lunch on the track as you go some days. The towns and villages you pass through are renowned for their specialty breads, 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. Many of your accommodations will also make a picnic lunch for you. A staff favourite is the Beaufort cheese from La Vallee des Glaciers, which you can purchase fresh from the farm. Within your daily walk notes, there are detailed suggestions of where to buy lunch each day.
On the nights dinner isn’t provided, there are many options for you to choose from!
NIGHT 1 & 2
COURMAYEUR
With a long heritage of mountaineers in the family, the Hotel Crampon is well-equipped to look after weary trekkers. A comfortable lounge, fireplace, a garden terrace, and modest en-suite rooms all make for an enjoyable stay. This accommodation has its own large garden, a living room, and a bar enabling walkers to enjoy this charming hotel.
Another available accommodation is the Bouton d’Or Hotel, a family-run hotel with one of the best breakfasts in Courmayeur. Within a few minutes of Courmayeur’s centre, this hotel has simple, comfortable rooms where the hosts are always available to help you with anything you need during your time in Courmayeur.
NIGHT 1 & 2
COURMAYEUR
With a long heritage of mountaineers in the family, the Hotel Crampon is well-equipped to look after weary trekkers. A comfortable lounge, fireplace, a garden terrace, and modest en-suite rooms all make for an enjoyable stay. This accommodation has its own large garden, a living room, and a bar enabling walkers to enjoy this charming hotel.
Another available accommodation is the Bouton d’Or Hotel, a family-run hotel with one of the best breakfasts in Courmayeur. Within a few minutes of Courmayeur’s centre, this hotel has simple, comfortable rooms where the hosts are always available to help you with anything you need during your time in Courmayeur.
NIGHT 1 & 2
COURMAYEUR
With a long heritage of mountaineers in the family, the Hotel Crampon is well-equipped to look after weary trekkers. A comfortable lounge, fireplace, a garden terrace, and modest en-suite rooms all make for an enjoyable stay. This accommodation has its own large garden, a living room, and a bar enabling walkers to enjoy this charming hotel.
Another available accommodation is the Bouton d’Or Hotel, a family-run hotel with one of the best breakfasts in Courmayeur. Within a few minutes of Courmayeur’s centre, this hotel has simple, comfortable rooms where the hosts are always available to help you with anything you need during your time in Courmayeur.
NIGHT 1 & 2
COURMAYEUR
With a long heritage of mountaineers in the family, the Hotel Crampon is well-equipped to look after weary trekkers. A comfortable lounge, fireplace, a garden terrace, and modest en-suite rooms all make for an enjoyable stay. This accommodation has its own large garden, a living room, and a bar enabling walkers to enjoy this charming hotel.
Another available accommodation is the Bouton d’Or Hotel, a family-run hotel with one of the best breakfasts in Courmayeur. Within a few minutes of Courmayeur’s centre, this hotel has simple, comfortable rooms where the hosts are always available to help you with anything you need during your time in Courmayeur.
NIGHT 1 & 2
COURMAYEUR
With a long heritage of mountaineers in the family, the Hotel Crampon is well-equipped to look after weary trekkers. A comfortable lounge, fireplace, a garden terrace, and modest en-suite rooms all make for an enjoyable stay. This accommodation has its own large garden, a living room, and a bar enabling walkers to enjoy this charming hotel.
Another available accommodation is the Bouton d’Or Hotel, a family-run hotel with one of the best breakfasts in Courmayeur. Within a few minutes of Courmayeur’s centre, this hotel has simple, comfortable rooms where the hosts are always available to help you with anything you need during your time in Courmayeur.
NIGHT 3
LA FOULY
The Edelweiss Hotel is a “chocolate box” wooden chalet that has retained its typical Swiss design. In recent years, the interior has been upgraded with contemporary mountain décor. With exceptional views of Mont Dolent from the terrace, the Edelweiss Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy a meal on the terrace. An extensive buffet breakfast is provided every morning. The contemporary room layouts include private bathrooms.
NIGHT 3
LA FOULY
The Edelweiss Hotel is a “chocolate box” wooden chalet that has retained its typical Swiss design. In recent years, the interior has been upgraded with contemporary mountain décor. With exceptional views of Mont Dolent from the terrace, the Edelweiss Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy a meal on the terrace. An extensive buffet breakfast is provided every morning. The contemporary room layouts include private bathrooms.
NIGHT 3
LA FOULY
The Edelweiss Hotel is a “chocolate box” wooden chalet that has retained its typical Swiss design. In recent years, the interior has been upgraded with contemporary mountain décor. With exceptional views of Mont Dolent from the terrace, the Edelweiss Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy a meal on the terrace. An extensive buffet breakfast is provided every morning. The contemporary room layouts include private bathrooms.
NIGHT 3
LA FOULY
The Edelweiss Hotel is a “chocolate box” wooden chalet that has retained its typical Swiss design. In recent years, the interior has been upgraded with contemporary mountain décor. With exceptional views of Mont Dolent from the terrace, the Edelweiss Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy a meal on the terrace. An extensive buffet breakfast is provided every morning. The contemporary room layouts include private bathrooms.
NIGHT 3
LA FOULY
The Edelweiss Hotel is a “chocolate box” wooden chalet that has retained its typical Swiss design. In recent years, the interior has been upgraded with contemporary mountain décor. With exceptional views of Mont Dolent from the terrace, the Edelweiss Hotel is the perfect place to enjoy a meal on the terrace. An extensive buffet breakfast is provided every morning. The contemporary room layouts include private bathrooms.
NIGHT 4
CHAMPEX
The hotels available here provide comfortable ensuite rooms and an ever-changing menu of regional dishes to ensure trekkers are well-fed. Every day a breakfast buffet is served which you can enjoy overlooking the breathtaking Swiss mountains. Hotel du Glacier is located only a couple of minutes from the lakeside, its location is perfect for a post-dinner stroll. The beautiful family-run Hotel Splendide was built in the 1930s by your hosts’ grandfather in a style inspired by the architecture of Nice and Lausanne.
NIGHT 4
CHAMPEX
The hotels available here provide comfortable ensuite rooms and an ever-changing menu of regional dishes to ensure trekkers are well-fed. Every day a breakfast buffet is served which you can enjoy overlooking the breathtaking Swiss mountains. Hotel du Glacier is located only a couple of minutes from the lakeside, its location is perfect for a post-dinner stroll. The beautiful family-run Hotel Splendide was built in the 1930s by your hosts’ grandfather in a style inspired by the architecture of Nice and Lausanne.
NIGHT 4
CHAMPEX
The hotels available here provide comfortable ensuite rooms and an ever-changing menu of regional dishes to ensure trekkers are well-fed. Every day a breakfast buffet is served which you can enjoy overlooking the breathtaking Swiss mountains. Hotel du Glacier is located only a couple of minutes from the lakeside, its location is perfect for a post-dinner stroll. The beautiful family-run Hotel Splendide was built in the 1930s by your hosts’ grandfather in a style inspired by the architecture of Nice and Lausanne.
NIGHT 4
CHAMPEX
The hotels available here provide comfortable ensuite rooms and an ever-changing menu of regional dishes to ensure trekkers are well-fed. Every day a breakfast buffet is served which you can enjoy overlooking the breathtaking Swiss mountains. Hotel du Glacier is located only a couple of minutes from the lakeside, its location is perfect for a post-dinner stroll. The beautiful family-run Hotel Splendide was built in the 1930s by your hosts’ grandfather in a style inspired by the architecture of Nice and Lausanne.
NIGHT 5
TRIENT
The accommodation options in Trient are typical auberge hotels for Swiss trekkers. The private rooms are simple and comfortable and the shared bathrooms are immaculate. The best part is being able to enjoy an aperitif on the terrace or in the garden before dinner with your fellow trekkers!
NIGHT 5
TRIENT
The accommodation options in Trient are typical auberge hotels for Swiss trekkers. The private rooms are simple and comfortable and the shared bathrooms are immaculate. The best part is being able to enjoy an aperitif on the terrace or in the garden before dinner with your fellow trekkers!
NIGHT 5
TRIENT
The accommodation options in Trient are typical auberge hotels for Swiss trekkers. The private rooms are simple and comfortable and the shared bathrooms are immaculate. The best part is being able to enjoy an aperitif on the terrace or in the garden before dinner with your fellow trekkers!
NIGHT 5
TRIENT
The accommodation options in Trient are typical auberge hotels for Swiss trekkers. The private rooms are simple and comfortable and the shared bathrooms are immaculate. The best part is being able to enjoy an aperitif on the terrace or in the garden before dinner with your fellow trekkers!
NIGHT 6, 7 & 8
CHAMONIX
The hotels available in Chamonix are located in the heart of town with stunning views of Mont Blanc. Hotel L’Oustalet in Chamonix is situated at the base of the Aiguille du Midi, close to the pedestrian center of town, and the train station. Alternatively, Hotel Le Faucigny offers contemporary chalet-style rooms, 100m from the ski shuttle service in the heart of Chamonix.
The accommodations have spacious gardens and a relaxing pool with exceptional views of the Aiguille du Midi and Mont Blanc. A daily buffet breakfast is offered to start your morning, where the living room and dining rooms will welcome you to unwind after a day of exploring. Over winter there is a sauna and hot tub available to indulge in relaxation and beauty treatments.
Should these accommodations not be available, the other options offered are Hotel du Clocher and Hotel Croix Blanche.
NIGHT 6, 7 & 8
CHAMONIX
The hotels available in Chamonix are located in the heart of town with stunning views of Mont Blanc. Hotel L’Oustalet in Chamonix is situated at the base of the Aiguille du Midi, close to the pedestrian center of town, and the train station. Alternatively, Hotel Le Faucigny offers contemporary chalet-style rooms, 100m from the ski shuttle service in the heart of Chamonix.
The accommodations have spacious gardens and a relaxing pool with exceptional views of the Aiguille du Midi and Mont Blanc. A daily buffet breakfast is offered to start your morning, where the living room and dining rooms will welcome you to unwind after a day of exploring. Over winter there is a sauna and hot tub available to indulge in relaxation and beauty treatments.
Should these accommodations not be available, the other options offered are Hotel du Clocher and Hotel Croix Blanche.
NIGHT 6, 7 & 8
CHAMONIX
The hotels available in Chamonix are located in the heart of town with stunning views of Mont Blanc. Hotel L’Oustalet in Chamonix is situated at the base of the Aiguille du Midi, close to the pedestrian center of town, and the train station. Alternatively, Hotel Le Faucigny offers contemporary chalet-style rooms, 100m from the ski shuttle service in the heart of Chamonix.
The accommodations have spacious gardens and a relaxing pool with exceptional views of the Aiguille du Midi and Mont Blanc. A daily buffet breakfast is offered to start your morning, where the living room and dining rooms will welcome you to unwind after a day of exploring. Over winter there is a sauna and hot tub available to indulge in relaxation and beauty treatments.
Should these accommodations not be available, the other options offered are Hotel du Clocher and Hotel Croix Blanche.
NIGHT 6, 7 & 8
CHAMONIX
The hotels available in Chamonix are located in the heart of town with stunning views of Mont Blanc. Hotel L’Oustalet in Chamonix is situated at the base of the Aiguille du Midi, close to the pedestrian center of town, and the train station. Alternatively, Hotel Le Faucigny offers contemporary chalet-style rooms, 100m from the ski shuttle service in the heart of Chamonix.
The accommodations have spacious gardens and a relaxing pool with exceptional views of the Aiguille du Midi and Mont Blanc. A daily buffet breakfast is offered to start your morning, where the living room and dining rooms will welcome you to unwind after a day of exploring. Over winter there is a sauna and hot tub available to indulge in relaxation and beauty treatments.
Should these accommodations not be available, the other options offered are Hotel du Clocher and Hotel Croix Blanche.
General Info
AVAILABILITY
In early July it is possible the trail might remain closed due to heavy snowfall. Should this happen we would do our very best to reschedule the tour for a later date (on occasion it is possible the tour might even be cancelled, but this is rare). Up until late July, some of the higher passes may still have snow on them (with the possibility of them being closed). Should this happen you will be provided with comprehensive information about taking an alternative route and/or local transport. In the event of any major route closures, we will contact you prior to travel and discuss the alternative walk options with you.
Towards the end of the season (early September) some transport options will have stopped operating for the season. You should therefore be prepared to walk the full distance every day. There is always the option of using a local taxi if necessary. Within your travel notes, advice will be given for all transport options to shorten or skip the walking for that specific day.
THE WALKING
Challenging – Tracks and trails on this tour will have prolonged ascents and descents along sections of rough surface and steps. An average of 16km, 1061m ascent and 1052m descent each day. You may find some sections have narrow footpaths and for your guidance on very rare occasions on very short sections, safety cable lengths have been put in place for you to use as a handrail if needed. Having an active lifestyle and preparing or being an experienced walker will make the journey enjoyable. We would suggest an exercise regime that incorporates uphill walks at least 3 to 4 times weekly.
You will be walking around 16km a day with up to 1500m of ascent and descent. Trails are well-defined, well waymarked and cover a variety of terrains which include forest tracks, high alpine pastures, rocky mountain paths and through mountain towns and villages. It is also possible you may have to cross some snowy patches on the ascent or descent of higher mountain cols, so good mountain footwear is required! On days 10 and 11 there are short sections of metal ladders, handrails and foot rungs bolted into the rock which is very straightforward to follow. However, if you suffer from vertigo, or have any further questions about these sections, we’d be happy to discuss the options to get around these walks.
Although the route is well waymarked for each of your walks, you will be provided with Stroll comprehensive walk notes, a summary of daily walks, maps (and GPX tracks if you require to use for your own device). Mountain weather can change quickly so it is essential that at least one of your trekking party is confident in using a map and compass to navigate (should visibility drop). You should always be able to locate your whereabouts on a map.
HOW TO GET THERE AND AWAY
To Courmayeur
This walk starts in Courmayeur. We have not included any transfers, you will need to make your own way to the start of the walk. The closest airport is Geneva Airport. We can arrange a shared transfer from Geneva Airport to Chamonix bus station at an additional cost. This is only available between 10.00am and 7.30pm (9.00pm on Thursday and Friday nights only). From Chamonix bus station it is an easy bus ride to Courmayeur and then a short walk to your accommodation.
There is also a train station in Chamonix if you wish to arrive by train from Paris, for example.
Onward travel from Chamonix
This walk ends in Chamonix. We have not included any transfers for you. You will need to make your own way from Chamonix. We can arrange a transfer from Chamonix to Geneva Airport at an additional cost, please see above times and ask your destination consultant for assistance.
A useful 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 any details. Bags must be less than 15kg (this is French legislation) and be Soft Bags (i.e. not hard cases).
Importantly, any excess kilos can be stored for free at the luggage transfer company.
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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Date1 Jul 2024 - 5 Sep 2024AVAILIBILITYAVAILABLEPRICEfrom £ 1700SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 575DETAILS
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Date1 Jul 2026 - 5 Sep 2026AVAILIBILITYAVAILABLEPRICEfrom £ 1775SINGLE OCCUPANCY£ 600DETAILS
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