This trip is offered by KE Adventure Travel.
This trip is offered by Viator.
This trip is offered by Alpen Wild.
This trip is offered by MT Sobek.
This trip is offered by MT Sobek.
Reaching Chamonix is very accessible due to the popularity of the ski resorts in the winter, there are buses and trains that frequently run through the town. As well there are several airports within 3 hours of Chamonix such as Geneva, Turin, Milan, Chambery, and Lyon airport. As well visitors …
Depending on your budget and preferences, there are many different types of accommodation to choose between in Chamonix which range from camping, refuges, to hotels and chalets. It is recommended to reserve a bed ahead of time during the summer months.
Hike at your own pace through stunning Alpine terrain across France, Switzerland and Italy to loop around the Mont Blanc Massif, the highest mountain in Alps. Stay overnight at quaint Alpine villages to soak in local food and culture. Can be customized based on time available, budget and fitness level.
For overnight stay, the refuges are the most popular option, hence due to their popularity between June to September, make bookings in advance. While Chamonix is the most popular starting point, Courmayeur in Italy, and Trient in Switzerland are also interesting places to stopover and explore. Pack extremely lightly because of the daily access to small villages along the trek route and ample availability of clean drinking water and food. Lastly, France, Switzerland and Italy are part of the Schengen area, and travelers from outside this area are required to present a valid passport or visa to enter.
Emergency contacts in Chamonix
- Hospitals Country Du Mont-Blanc: +33 4 50 53 84 00
- PGHM (Mountain Rescue): +33 (0) 4 50 53 16 89
- Emergency Services: 112
- Vehicle breakdown services: +33 (0) 6 37 12 81 19
- Chamonix Tourist Office: +33 (0) 4 50 53 00 24
- Weather forecast in English: +33 (0) 8 92 70 03 30
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