Summer Trip | 2025 | 13 to 21 July | Spots Available |
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The itinerary
We take the bus from Geneva international airport to Chamonix. The ride is about 1h30mins long.
Chamonix lies at the heart of the Alps, with a charming and laid back vibe overlooking the beautiful peak of the Mont Blanc.
We will have the time to explore the center and buy some equipment if needed.
We start Le Tour du Mont Blanc in le Tour village. After a 20 minutes bus ride, we will start our hike towards Col de Balme which is on the Swiss - French border. From there you can see the best views of the Mont Blanc peak, aiguille verte, aiguille du Dru and aiguilles de Chamonix.
We then descend through a forest towards the village of Trient.
We are already in the Swiss Alps!
We have two options for this day according to the weather conditions.
Either hike through Bovine, or through the more challenging Fenêtre d’Arpette..
Our day will end in Champex-Lac where we will spend the night.
Today we leave the Swiss Alps and head to Italy.
After a bus transfer to La Fouly, we will pass through Grand Col Ferret, which offers spectacular views on two valleys: one in Switzerland and one in Italy.
Another exciting day full of awesome views...
We will face the Mont-Blanc massif on a panoramic trail.
Our hike will be along the exceptional balcony trail of the Mont de la Saxe , facing the south face of the Mont Blanc.
A short bus transfer might be needed to reach our mountain hut for the night.
Today we climb to the Val Veny, and then onto Col de la seigne which is the border between Italy and France.
We are once again in the French Alps and our final destination will be the beautiful village "Les Chapieux" where we will spend the night.
Today we reach the highest point of the tour, which is Col des fours (2665m).
We will descend afterwards to Col du Bonhomme and then towards les Contamines-Montjoie.
Today is our last day on the trail.
Our first climb will be towards the Bionnassay glacier which offers amazing views of the Chamonix valley and the Mont Blanc massif.
We will end the hike in les Houches, where we will take a bus back to Chamonix to spend our last night.
We leave the valley with incredible memories and say goodbye to the beautiful Alps.. a la prochaine Chamonix!
*The Sports Guru reserves the right to change or cancel any of the activities during the trip in case of unforeseen circumstances.
The Inclusions
All transfers are covered, including airport pick ups and drop offs.
All meals are included. We will be having breakfasts and dinners during the trek in the guesthouses while lunch is picnic style. Meals in Chamonix(Except breakfast) are excluded. Tap water is drinkable everywhere. All other type of beverages are excluded.
A Sports Guru team leader along with local guides will be helping you throughout the whole journey.
Your luggage will be transported daily from one mountain hut to another
Entry permits and completions certificates will be distributed to everyone at the end of The adventure.
A waterproof duffel bag will be given to you in order to help you store your stuff during the trek. It is a gift from us that you can keep with you after the trek.
All needed cable cars &
tele-siege passes are included
Equipment checklist will be provided. Technical assistance on buying the needed equipment will be provided before the trip along with gear check on arrival.
The Exclusions
All international and domestic flights along with travel/medical insurance and visa fees are excluded. Travelers are responsible for getting adequate travel/medical insurance for the trip and for checking the visa requirements as per their passport. (France, Italy & Switzerland are part of the Schengen Area)
Tips for the team are excluded.
Any other service that is not mentioned in the itinerary and in the inclusion section is excluded.
The Must Know!
The Infograph & Altitude Chart
The Dates & Cost
13 to 21 July 2025
9 Days / 8 Nights
TBA
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A set of questions and answers to help you better understand the adventure!
July & August are the best months to hike in the valley. However, we are going to high altitude where the weather is completely unpredictable. Travellers should be prepared for all possible weather conditions.
A checklist for all equipment and material that you need for this adventure will be provided well before you travel.
We will ensure you are as best prepared as possible!
Single room supplement is available in the hotel in Chamonix. It is not possible to get a single room during the trek in the mountain huts.
We offer full support with your flight tickets, from advice to booking them for you- whatever you prefer!
Let us start by saying that it is very essential to have a medical & travel insurance on these kind of trips.
First thing to do when choosing the proper travel and medical insurance for the trip is to check the heighest altitude reached during the expedition.
Then, check with your current medical insurance if it covers you for this altitude. If not try to search for a company that does.