
Tour du Mont Blanc in Huts
- Walking
- 8–14 days
- Moderate - Challenging

1 route


Mid-June through September for high-Alpine trails, once winter snow has cleared from the passes. July and August are busiest and warmest.
High mountain terrain with real elevation gain - alpine passes, glacial valleys, and rocky ridgelines in Vanoise and Écrins. Good hiking fitness is essential.
Mountain refuges and family-run hotels in villages throughout the French Alps, chosen for location and comfort after a long day's ascent.
The Tour du Mont Blanc follows one specific circuit around the Mont Blanc massif. Our broader French Alps routes cover other ranges, including Vanoise and Écrins, for hikers who want a different Alpine experience.
These routes are graded Moderate to Challenging, with real daily ascent. Previous multi-day hiking experience is recommended for the higher passes.





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