Self Guided Treks: Tour du Mont Blanc
Self Guided Treks: Tour du Mont Blanc
Tour du Mont Blanc Self Guided Hotel Only 11 Day
The Tour du Mont Blanc is a 170 km trekking trail through France, Italy and Switzerland. Circumnavigating Western Europe’s highest mountain, Mont Blanc, it is one of the world’s most famous classic multi day treks and is on every serious hiker’s bucket list. This 11 day self-guided version of the Tour du Mont Blanc stays in hotels at each stage of the trek for those looking for that extra bit of comfort and luxury. With your luggage delivered, private rooms, and your night before and after taken care of, all that’s left for you to do is relax, explore, and enjoy the adventure ahead! *Please note the book now price is for 2 people based on a twin or a double room.
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Duration
11 Nights, 11 Days
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Start Location
Les Houches, France
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Date(s)
June - September
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Price
From €7183
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ITALY, SWITZERLAND & FRANCE / 11 NIGHTS / 11 DAYS
This 11 night / 11 day version of the Tour du Mont Blanc trek is an incredible opportunity to completely immerse yourself in the mountains and enjoy the natural beauty of the valleys that surround western Europe’s highest mountain. The trek offers an unusual variety of spectacular scenery and varied walks and you are sure to come away from this trek refreshed and invigorated, if a little creaky at the joints.
The route crosses three borders (France, Italy and Switzerland) over 11 days, traversing beneath huge glaciers, and meandering through beautiful alpine meadows and picture-book villages. That's right, this is a truly memorable journey and one of worlds classic long-distance hiking routes.
Embark on the Tour du Mont Blanc Comfort itinerary designed for those who want to experience this iconic trek without sacrificing comfort. Enjoy private rooms each night at charming mountain lodges and hotels, allowing you to rest in privacy after a day of hiking. With taxi services to shorten longer sections and luggage transfers between accommodations, you can focus on the journey without the weight of your pack. The itinerary also includes pre- and post-trip accommodation, so you can relax before and after your trek in style. This is the perfect balance of adventure and comfort!
Not sure whether you're ready? No problem. Take our Tour du Mont Blanc Trek 'Readiness' test or join us on our Tour du Mont Blanc guided trips:
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WHO IS THIS FOR?
The Tour du Mont Blanc Trek is well suited to fit hillwalkers, capable of trekking for multiple days. You follow footpaths each day and the terrain is very hilly. You can expect to do up to and over 1000m ascent and descent per day. You will stay in comfortable hotels each night in private rooms, with your luggage delivered to you each day. This give you the ability to keep your packs nice and light for your days trekking.
It might seem like a lot to take in so if you're not sure if you're ready.. No problem. Take our Tour du Mont Blanc Trek 'Readiness' test or join us on one of our Tour du Mont Blanc guided trips: Take our Tour du Mont Blanc Trek 'Readiness' test
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Duration
11 Nights, 11 Days
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Start Location
Les Houches, France
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Date(s)
June - September
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Guide Ratio
Self Guided
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Ability
Level BLevel B
You have some previous experience in the outdoors, whether that’s hiking, skiing or climbing. You will either be starting to venture into more technical terrain or slightly more 'aggressive' environments. Let's dial it up!
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Price
From €7183
Adventure Overview
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The Tour du Mont Blanc Trek
02:21Stunning views and great memories. This is the Tour du Mont Blanc Trek.
What is Self Guided Trekking?
01:22Olly and Charlie discuss what a self guided trip looks like.
Meet The Team
01:48Introducing our crack squad of mountain lovers and adventure junkies. We spend most of our days plotting, planning and building some of the very best trips out there for you all to enjoy.
Beginner Hikes Tour Du Mont Blanc
25:55Check out Dave’s experience on the Tour du Mont Blanc with us.
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR THIS TRIP
Please note this is a guide and you may be required to rent or purchase last minute equipment on arrival dependent on the weather and changes in itinerary.
For the full downloadable Tour Du Mont Blanc Trek kit list please click here.
Hiking shoes / Trail Shoes
Good grip and ankle support is recommended
Softshell Jacket
Light technical jacket, ideally with a hood.
Lightweight fleece
Something light and thin.
Thermal Tops
Keep them light and thin.
FULL KIT LIST
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We had a spectacular trip - and Adventure Base was a big reason why. The staff was proactive before the trip, providing advice on packing and IMPORTANTLY on weather and proper equipment (ie micro-spikes and poles) to make us safe and comfortable. All the staff were knowledgeable and responsive to all our many questions during the Tour. It was like having a personal guide OFF the mountain - a prefect solution as we wanted to hike on our own but wanted expert advice. thank you!
We had an amazing experience planning the TMB with Adventure Base. Everything went well before and during our trip. Great support from their side.
The direct, face to face meetings with both Beth Gavoille and Charlie Krarup left me feeling that they each genuinely wanted to understand my needs, wants and concerns and would do whatever they could to assist me as much as possible. I never felt that I was simply a customer in a financial transaction with them but rather that they authentically cared about me. You truly felt that you were being listened to.
Booked our 11 day self guided tour du mont blanc trek with adventure base who were great from the outset. From prior to booking in answering all of our questions, keeping us informed throughout the booking process all the way through to being readily available to answer any questions and provide alternative gpx and information on varient routes we wanted to take. Incredible team. Thank you
7 Day Self-guided TBM was an amazing trip. AB planned everything exceptionally well. No issues. I will use them again for my next trip.
5 stars for the Adventure Base team! We are so pleased with our self-guided 9-day Tour du Mont Blanc trek through Adventure Base. The company had clear communication with us the whole way- from making our itinerary, checking in before with left the US, checking in once we got to Chamonix, and then while we were on the trail as well. They helped us chose a different route mid hike, making us feel safe and supported. They also did a lot of small things that went a long way- holding our luggage + dropping it off at our hotel to be ready for us once we were done hiking, providing us with digital + paper maps, a mini trail first aid kit and buffs. We are so thankful to have used them!
The Adventure Base team was a complete pleasure to work with - friendly and knowledgeable. The team was super responsive from start to finish (from planning phase and throughout our trek) providing great advice, logistics and support. We will use AB again - 5 stars!!
We did the TMB with adventure base- family with 2 teenagers. We honestly could not have asked for a better organised self guided tour- the accommodation, bag transfers, food and the communication by Adventure base were amazing. Only trumped by Mother Nature- what a beautiful and bucket list walk. Olly, Beth and Virginia were superb and we highly recommend this tour company.
FINER DETAILS
YOUR ADVENTURE PACKAGE
Your journey kicks off with a night in Chamonix staying at a centrally located hotel. The following morning, you'll make your way to Les Houches, either by train or bus, where your hiking adventure begins.
What's Included?
- 11 Nights accommodation in private rooms (based on 2 people in a twin or double room)
- 11 Breakfasts
- 7 Dinners (4 nights, you'll have the opportunity to go out for dinner)
- Accomodation in Chamonix pre and post hike (based on 2 people in a twin or double room)
- 1 daily luggage delivery (1 bag per 2)
- Taxi costs as per itinerary
- Planning and reservations
- Access to the Adventure Base travel app with your detailed itinerary and GPX tracks
- 24/7 Support communication with our Chamonix based team
What's not Included?
- Flights
- Airport transfers (approx €50 pp each way)
- Cable cars
- Lunches, snacks and drinks (approx €15 a day)
- Travel insurance (required)
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE ACCOMMODATION
We know the importance of having comfortable accommodation on this trip. After a long day of trekking it's vital to have a comfortable bed and good food to enjoy in a scenic location. We've handpicked these comfortable hotels along the way that we're sure you're going to love.
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ON THE TREK
All of the accommodation on this trip has been carefully selected to ensure you enjoy a comfortable and relaxing stay after each day’s adventure. You’ll be staying in cozy, well-appointed hotels, each offering private rooms, perfect for unwinding and recharging. You can upgrade any of the hotel options if requested in advance and based on availability.
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Duration
11 Nights
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Internet
Wifi included
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Beds
Private rooms en suite
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Food
Half Board
Immerse yourself in Nature
Adventure Itinerary
Here you'll find the full itinerary including distances (KM) ascents and descents each day and a rough estimate of how long it will take.
Start point: Les Houches
End point: Les Houches
Length: 11 days
Whilst we aim to stick to the itinerary below, accommodation in some of the locations may not always be available. In this instance you will be booked into a suitable alternative accommodation.
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Day 1:
Arrival Day
Arrive in Chamonix and settle into your adventure. Check-in is available from 4pm at a centrally located hotel, giving you plenty of time to unwind after your journey. Nestled in the heart of Chamonix, your hotel offers easy access to shops, restaurants, and local sights, ensuring you’re perfectly positioned to explore and pick up any last minute items you may need.
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Day 2:
Les Houches - Les Contamines
Taking the Bellevue cable car you’ll reach the Bellevue Plateau in minutes. It’s then just a 5 minute walk (very well signposted) to pick up the variant trail. Cross the railway tracks and follow the path for Col du Tricot. After traversing the alpine meadows with views of the spectacular Bionnassay glacier you’ll cross the iconic Himalayan suspension bridge. After a short climb you’ll come to a clearing with several large boulders – the view of the glacier is a good one from here and it’s great spot to have lunch. If you look carefully here you’ll find wild bilberry bushes everywhere.
You can now see the top of the Col du Tricot before you. It’s a steady climb up to the grassy saddle. Spend some time here to admire the views over the Miage Valley and over to the Col du Bonhomme. You can spot Refuge Miage far down in the valley. If you look carefully to your left, you’ll see a stone archway on the ‘smugglers route’ to Refuge Plan Glacier. The descent down is STEEP and takes around an hour. Take it easy and use your poles. Reaching the valley floor follow the signs to reach Refuge Miage in just 5 minutes. Departing from Refuge Miage you’ll have an initial short climb from the Miage Valley up and over to Auberge du Truc. From Auberge du Truc it’s a long steady descent through the forest into Les Contamines.
Overnight in hotel with breakfast and dinner included.
Approximate time and distances:
11kms / 640m up / 1,283m down / 4-5 hours trekking
6.8miles / 2099ft up / 4208ft down / 4-5 hours trekking -
Day 3:
Les Contamines - Les Chapieux
Departing from Les Contamines you head along the river to Notre Dame de la Gorge where the trail heads out into the wild once more. If you’re trekking in July or August you can pick up the free shuttle bus (navette) outside the Les Contamines Tourist Office to Notre Dame de la Gorge.
Take a moment to visit the beautiful Notre Dame de la Gorge chapel next to the gushing water before setting out on the well marked path. Warning – the trail is VERY steep here along an ancient slabbed Roman road to Refuge Nant Borrant but pleasantly flanks the bubbling racing gorge for much of the ascent. Be sure to look out for the pont naturel sign leading to a natural arch on the river, just a few minutes from the trail (navigate down a steep, mud track – I normally leave my backpack at the top!). Cross the roman bridge, take in the rushing gorge below. Expect to hike for around an hour from Notre Dame de la Gorge to Refuge Nant Borrant which makes an excellent coffee/cake stop.
This afternoon you’ll make the climb over two mountain passes Col du Bonhomme (2329m) and Col de la Croix du Bonhomme (2483m). Passing the cavernous Refuge de la Croix du Bonhomme, a high mountain refuge with epic views. You will then descend from Refuge de la Croix du Bonhomme to the hamlet of Les Chapieux.
From here is is a short taxi ride to Bourg St Maurice where you will stay at the cozy Hotel Base Camp lodge for the night with breakfast and dinner included.
Approximate time and distances:
18.6kms / 1,363m up / 972m down / 5-6 hours trekking
11.5miles / 4470ft up / 3188ft down / 5-6 hours trekking -
Day 4:
Ville des Glaciers - Courmayeur
You will start the day by taxi a taxi ride to the trail head at Ville des Glaciers.
Then embark on the steady climb up to the top of the Col de la Seigne – the border between France and Italy! From here, in good weather, you can once again see the gleaming white dome of Mont Blanc with an exceptional view down into this Italian valley.
Dropping down into the Vallée Lee Blanche you’ll marvel at this wide U shaped valley with the fortress of the Mont Blanc Massif dominating to your left. It’s all downhill from here to Refugio Elisabetta – a cavernous refuge perched on a spur just below two glaciers. You’ll pass the wonderful Refugio Elisabetta and then 1 hour further Cabane Combal. Continue down past Cabane Combal until you reach the road.
From here its another 2-3km to La Visaille where you will get a taxi into to Courmayeur. Overnight in a centrally located hotel with breakfast and dinner included.
Approximate time and distances:
15.8kms / 748m up / 972m down / 4-5 hours trekking
9.7miles / 2453ft up / 3188ft down / 4-5 hours trekking -
Day 5:
Courmayeur - Val Ferret
Today starts with a push up to the Bertone hut for a late morning Italian coffee. You then traverse the traditional balcony route. You’ll reach the delightful Rifugio Bonatti hut a further 7kms away, where you can joy a delicious Italian lunch and marvel over the Val Ferret valley. This section is considered some of the best views on the TMB.
From Bonatti you continue on the balcony trail all the way down to idyllic Chalet Val Ferret on the valley floor, where you can have a drink or stop and soak your feet in the river while you wait for the taxi service back to Courmayeur.
Overnight in the same centrally located hotel as last night, however tonight you have the opportunity to go into the town of Courmayeur for dinner and choose from the many restaurants they have on offer.
Approximate time and distances:
17.5kms / 1,236m up / 670m down / 5-6 hours trekking
10.8miles / 4054ft up / 2197ft down / 5-6 hours trekking -
Day 6:
Val Ferret - La Fouly
Start the day by taking the taxi service back to the end of the Val Ferret valley.
Today you’ll climb over the Grand Col Ferret and cross into Switzerland! The gentle Swiss alpine meadows are in stark comparison to the jagged wild landscapes you’ve trekked through in Italy and France. Take it easy as the gentle trail gradually descends to Ferret and the La Fouly. La Fouly sits at the foot of two mighty mountains, Tour Noir (3, 836m) and Mont Dolent (3,823m) which incredibly is the tri-point where all three of the Tour du Mont Blanc countries, France, Switzerland and Italy’s borders meet!
Overnight in hotel with breakfast and dinner included.
Approximate time and distances:
18.6km / 907m up / 1331m down / 5.5-7 hours trekking
11.5m / 2975 ft up / 4366ft down / 5.5-7 hours trekking -
Day 7:
La Fouly - Champex
Today is the most gentle day of all the TMB stages. There is no col to climb and the route meanders easily through the valley past Swiss mountain pastures. Drink in the delightful scenes of rural life in Switzerland as you potter leisurely along this stage.
Many trekkers actually choose to omit this stage opting to take the bus but for trekkers who are intent to complete the entire route this is a lovely day that your tired legs will be grateful for.
Champex-Lac, your home for the night is a beautiful little town next to a pretty lake. Nicknamed ‘Little Canada’ it’s not hard to imagine why – this beautiful lakeside town is surrounded by hills of pine and is genuinely a beautiful spot.
Overnight in hotel with breakfast and dinner included.
Approximate time and distances:
14.8km / 578m up / 709m down / 3-4 hours trekking
9.1m / 1896ft up / 2326ft down / 3-4 hours trekking -
Day 8:
Champex - Trient
Today you’ll leave the serenity of beautiful Champex-Lac and take the Bovine route to the Col de la Forclaz and then drop down into the Swiss village of Trient, famous for it’s pink church, to spend the night. The variant route via the Col du Fenêtre can be considered instead of the Bovine route but only in good weather, and only in peak season (not to be attempted in June, possibly in first week of July). Note this route is technically the most difficult on the entire TMB trail – the trail can be hard to follow and crosses a boulder field. It’s a much more difficult route however much more spectacular.
Overnight in an auberge private room with breakfast and dinner included.
Approximate time and distances:
16.7km / 856m up / 1052m down / 4-5 hours trekking
10.3m / 2808ft up / 3444ft down / 4-5 hours trekking -
Day 9:
Trient - Argentiere
Today you’ll ascend from Trient up the Col du Balme. It’s a gradual climb and not too taxing.From Refuge Col de Balme perched on the Swiss side, you’ll have a splendid view of the entire Chamonix Valley – well done you’ve almost completed the circuit! You can now see where you set off from down the other end of the valley and Mont Blanc will be ever present with her snowy dome to the left of the valley.
Descend down into France to the saddle of Col des Posettes before ascending the rock spine ridge to L’Aiguillette des Posettes (2201m). L’Aiguillette des Posettes forms the beginning of the impressive northern flank of the Chamonix Valley. In good weather the 360 degree panorama here will take your breath away – the icy dome of Mont Blanc, the iconic spire of the Drus, the Aiguilles Verte as well as Glacier du Tour Lac Blanc and the Lac d’Emosson dam over your shoulder in Switzerland. The descent down to Tré-le-Champ is brutal. Take your time. Then onwards to the village of Argentiere where you will stay the night.
Overnight in hotel with breakfast and dinner included.
Approximate time and distances:
15.6kms / 1,151m up / 1,163m down / 5-6 hours trekking
9.6miles / 3775ft up / 3814ft down / 5-6 hours trekking -
Day 10:
Argentiere - La Flegere via Lac Blanc
From here you’ll begin the 3 hours climb up to Lac Blanc. The route climbs steadily for between 1.5-2 hrs until you reach the infamous TMB ladders – a series of 13 ladders and metal ware built into the rock. It’s the most exciting physical aspect of the entire Tour du Mont Blanc – teenagers will love it! This is the Aiguille Rouge National Park so look out for chamois or bouquetin – there’s a good chance of seeing them, often just on the trail.
A further hour up brings you to Tête aux Vents, a large cairn (2132m) which borders the national park. From there you can choose to deviate from the trail and ascend a further 1hr 30 mins to reach stunning Lac Blanc (2,352m) or turn down to follow the trail to Refuge La Flégère, a further 60-90 minutes.
From La Flegere you take the gondola down to overnight in the village of Les Praz for the night at a centrally located hotel. Dinner is not included on this night but there are a selection of local restaurants in Lez Praz to choose from.
Approximate time and distances:
10.1kms / 1,186m up / 534m down / 4-5 hours trekking
6.2miles / 3890ft up / 1751ft down / 4-5 hours trekking -
Day 11:
Flegere - Les Houches
You start the day by taking the Flegere gondola back up to where you left off yesterday.
You’ll continue along the Balcon Sud with it’s staggering views of Mont Blanc to reach Le Brévent. Choose to take the cable car up to the peak or hike the route that ascends behind that entails a couple of ladder sections. Soak in the magnificent views of Mont Blanc from the top of Le Brévent – undoubtedly the best viewing point of the highest point in Western Europe!
From here you’ll descend on the stony trail along the ridge line to Refuge Bellachat – a great spot for a refreshment with again insane views of Mont Blanc from their lovely sunny terrace. The descent into Les Houches is brutally long – watch those knees! However the pink wild azaleas that line the path are beautiful and there’s a high chance of spotting chamois and bouquetins as you descend.
Overnight in Chamonix with breakfast included, on the final night you can celebrate your completion of the tour by having dinner in one of the tasty savoyard resturants of Chamonix. Approximate time and distances:
17.4km / 811m up / 1682m down / 4-5 hours trekking
10.8m / 2660ft up / 5518ft down / 4-5 hours trekking
Are you ready?
Our adventures are attributed a difficulty level from A to E. This Tour du Mont Blanc Self Guided Hotel Only 11 Day trip is rated Level B, for those with some prior experience We recommend you only book a trip that reflects your ability.
Level A
For beginners and newcomers
- You’re not quite sure where to start but you’re hungry for an adventure
- Little / no prior experience
- Shorter time duration
- No technical skills required but keen to learn
- Basic level of fitness
More your level?
Level B
For those with some prior experience
- You have some previous experience in the outdoors, whether that’s hiking, skiing or climbing, and are keen to build on that
- You will either be starting to venture into more technical terrain or slightly more challenging environments
- Some basic skills
- Moderate fitness
Think you've got this?
This trip is at this level
Level C
For accomplished adventurers
- You enjoy challenging yourself physically and mentally
- You’re comfortable on multi-day adventures and you call yourself an avid adventurer
- You're not quite George Mallory but you subscribe to his 'because it is there' attitude
- Strong level of fitness
More your level?
Level D
For the pros
- You're ready to test your skills on the next challenge
- You're comfortable in most types of alpine environments
- Some level of technical skills
- Strong level of fitness
More your level?
Level E
For the experts
- You’ve been on multiple adventures and have built up a solid skillset to tackle most challenges out there
- Good technical skills and knowledge
- Experienced in alpine/mountains environments
- Very high level of fitness
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