Tour du Mont Blanc

Eleven days circling Western Europe's highest peak through France, Italy, and Switzerland, crossing high alpine passes between traditional mountain villages.

Eleven days circling Western Europe's highest peak through France, Italy, and Switzerland, crossing high alpine passes between traditional mountain villages.

The alpine trail of the Tour du Mont Blanc with the massif rising in the distance

Tough

6–8 People

9 Days

170 km

Overview

The classic circuit around Mont Blanc, crossing three countries without ever losing sight of the massif. The route climbs over high alpine passes into deep valleys, through larch forest and past glacial moraine, linking traditional villages in France, Italy, and Switzerland along the way. Nine days is enough to feel the mountain change character from every angle — glaciers to the north, pastureland to the south.

What's Included

Expert local guide

Meals included

Airport transfers

Accommodation

Permits & paperwork

Insurance coverage

Gallery

A traditional stone village near Courmayeur beneath the glaciers of Mont Blanc
A high mountain pass along the Tour du Mont Blanc surrounded by scree and glacial moraine
A larch forest trail on the approach to the Grand Col Ferret
A traditional stone village near Courmayeur beneath the glaciers of Mont Blanc
A high mountain pass along the Tour du Mont Blanc surrounded by scree and glacial moraine
A larch forest trail on the approach to the Grand Col Ferret

Hike Schedule

Day 1 — Les Houches into the Chamonix valley, first climb into France's alpine terrain

Day 2 — Cross into Italy over the Col de la Seigne, camp near Courmayeur

Day 3 — Rest day option in Courmayeur, or continue through the Italian valleys

Day 4 — Climb through larch forest toward the Grand Col Ferret

Day 5 — Cross the Grand Col Ferret into Switzerland, camp near La Fouly

Day 6 — Descend through Swiss farmland and villages toward Champex

Day 7 — Climb back toward the French border through high pasture

Day 8 — Return to France, camp near Tré-le-Champ

Day 9 — Short final stretch back to Les Houches, trip ends

Route map of the Tour du Mont Blanc circuit crossing France, Italy, and Switzerland

Les Houches, France

Starting Point

Les Houches, France

Ending Point

1260 $

/per person

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FAQ

Was vor dem ersten Gespräch wichtig ist

Kurze Antworten auf die Fragen, die bei modularen Raumprojekten häufig zuerst entstehen.

From packing lists to trail difficulty, here's everything you need to feel prepared for your hike.

Welche Nutzung lässt sich modular umsetzen?

Zum Beispiel Büro, Verwaltung, Besprechung, Empfang, Verkauf, Aufenthalt, Umkleide, Sanitär, Schulung und technische Räume. Die passende Lösung hängt vom konkreten Bedarf ab.

Sind mehrere Module kombinierbar?

Ja. Einzelne Raummodule können projektbezogen zu größeren Raumfolgen oder Gebäudeanlagen kombiniert werden.

Welche Ausstattung ist möglich?

Grundriss, Fenster, Türen, Fassade und technische Ausstattung werden passend zu Nutzung und Projektanforderungen abgestimmt.

Ist für ein Modulgebäude eine Genehmigung nötig?

Das hängt unter anderem von Standort, Nutzung, Größe und Nutzungsdauer ab. Die Anforderungen müssen für das konkrete Vorhaben geprüft werden.

Wie startet ein Projekt?

Mit einem kurzen Gespräch zu Nutzung, Standort, Platzbedarf und gewünschter Ausstattung. Danach lassen sich geeignete Raum- und Modulkonzepte eingrenzen.

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