Can I shorten some of the stages?

Yes, public transportation is available in most of the valleys, which can shorten some flat sections of the hike. Additionally, there are some cable cars that can take you up the mountains, reducing the amount of ascending you do on some stages.

Can I have my luggage transferred?

Yes, but only through the valley. That means that it will be waiting for you at your next accommodation on the valley floor, be it a hotel or a chalet. If you are staying a night in between in a mountain hut, you have to take enough with you in the backpack to make it an extra day.

Can I take my dog with me?

Yes , except at stages 10 and 11 , where the nature parks prohibit them, so you’ll need to do a detour.

What happens in case of bad weather?

Some parts of the trail are exposed to thunder, so hiking them in that kind of weather is heavily unadvised. Still, you can make up for that lost time by taking public transportation when possible.

Do mountain huts accept credit cards?

Most of them do not , which is why you should always have enough cash to pay for anything extra than what is included in our tours. Only one hut needs to be paid on the spot , of which we inform you in advance. Do not worry about the hotels and other private accommodations though — they mostly accept them. Still, it is recommended you always have some extra cash with you in case something goes wrong.

What currency should I have on me?

You’re going to be traveling through three countries — Italy and France use Euros (EUR) while Switzerland has Swiss Francs (CHF).

Are there showers in the high mountain huts?

Some of them offer showers, but there might not be any hot water . In most, you need to buy a token to get a minute of hot water (if it didn’t run out already).

Do I need a sleeping bag?

No . All of the huts have blankets, bedding, and pillows, but it's nice to bring your own silk or cotton sleeping liner.

Can I book a private room?

We can arrange it in the hotels and other accommodations in villages and towns along the way. As for the mountain huts, a rare few have that option, but it is usually the first one that is sold out, so you need to be really early if you want us to get it.

Is there wi-fi in the huts?

There isn’t in most of them. Enjoy the opportunity of disconnecting from technology and reconnecting with nature. But if you really need it, you can try to get some signal outside or wait until coming back to the valley. There, you should have no problem getting to the internet.

Are there food options for vegetarians and vegans?

Vegetarian meals are readily available in most accommodations. On the other hand, vegan options are harder to be found , especially in the huts. But if you tell us enough in advance, we’ll contact the huts for you and try to accommodate you to the best of our abilities.

What is the luggage allowance?

Each transfer allows only one bag per person , which must be soft. The maximum weight permitted is 15 kg . Additionally, bags must not contain food, beverages, medicines, valuables, money, or official documents.

How difficult are Tour du Mont Blanc Ladders?

The ladders are safe and sturdy but exposed to height and require caution and sure-footedness , especially for hikers with significant vertigo. While the sections shouldn’t pose too large of a challenge to experienced hikers, they are strongly advised against in bad weather. For in-depth information, please follow the link to our extensive TMB guide .

Hiker looking toward snow-capped Mont Blanc during Tour du Mont Blanc hike.

Stone refuge huts on green slope below snow-capped alpine mountains near Refuge Bonatti.

Salad with grilled protein on wooden table overlooking snow-covered mountains

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Fitness level

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Elevate your alpine experience with a luxury edition of the Tour du Mont Blanc while enjoying unparalleled comfort along the most iconic trail in Europe.

Starting point

Chamonix

Finish point

Chamonix

Season

From June to September

Technical level

3/5

Fitness level

4/5

Tour type

Inn-to-Inn

Highlights

Traverse iconic high-mountain routes with mesmerizing alpine vistas
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Itinerary of the trip

Arrive in Chamonix and check into the luxurious Hotel Hameau Albert 1er, known for its world-class spa and Michelin-star dining.

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View of the Arve river and Mont Blanc massif from the centre of Chamonix.

Chamonix-Mont-Blanc buildings below snow-capped alpine mountains under bright sun

Chamonix downtown in summer with river, colorful flowers, and snow-capped mountains.

Accommodation

Hotel Hameau Albert 1er with snow-capped mountains in the background

Twin beds in rustic room with exposed wood beams and geometric pendant lights, Hotel Hameau Albert 1er

Outdoor heated pool steaming in snow with wooden chalets and sunny alpine mountains.

Rustic kitchen with food spread, copper pots, and meats roasting over a stone fireplace.

Hotel Hameau Albert 1er

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

In the morning, you will take a private transfer from Chamonix to Les Houches, your official start of the trek.From Les Houches, you can take a cable car to the top of Bellevue or hike up the mountain. From there, you'll take a short walk to Col du Voza with stunning views of Bionnassay glacier, and soon cross the iconic Himalayan suspension bridge.From Col de Voza you will go down to Val Montjoie and then straight to the resort village of Les Contamines. Here you will find your accommodation for the night at La Chemenaz Chalet Hotel.For seasoned trekkers, a different path through the upscale accommodations near Refuge de Miage provides an enhanced visual feast of stunning alpine vistas.

Gallery

Mountain valley view in Les Houches with hotel, railway station, and snow-capped peaks.

View of Mont Blanc from Charousse Les Houches with wooden chalets in a sunny meadow.

Hiking

15.3 km and 1050 m of elevation gain / 1680 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Outdoor swimming pool at Hotel La Chemenaz with lush green mountainside backdrop.

Cozy hotel room with wood paneling, twin beds, and a small table with wine and snacks.

Lobby lounge with wood paneling, modern seating, and a lit stone fireplace, Hotel La Chémenaz.

Outdoor lounge area with umbrellas on a wooden deck overlooking a grassy yard and mountains.

La Chemenaz Chalet Hotel

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

From Les Contamines, you can walk along the river in the valley or take a shuttle bus to Notre Dame de la Gorge, admiring this cute chapel, before starting to head upwards.The ascent will take you up past the Refuge Nant Borrant (lunch stop), and then towards Col du Bonhomme. After that, descend down into the valley to Les Chapieux, where a steady climb starts. After going through the valley descend towards the beautiful hut, Refuge de Mottets.

Gallery

Alpine village of Les Contamines-Montjoie nestled in green valley below forested mountains under blue sky.

Alpine meadow with purple flowers, rocks, and snow-capped mountains under a clear blue sky.

Hiking

20.4 km and 1630 m of elevation gain / 930 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Narrow hiking path through green valley with wildflowers toward snow-capped mountains.

Refuge des Mottets

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

Begin your day by leaving the cozy Refuge de Mottets and setting your sights on Courmayeur, a charming Italian town nestled at the foot of Mont Blanc.The trek to Courmayeur is a delightful blend of alpine meadows and forested trails, offering a different but equally stunning backdrop compared to the French side of the tour. As you cross the border into Italy, you'll notice the shift in architecture and culture, adding a fresh layer of excitement to your journey.Upon arrival, you'll check into Auberge de la Maison, a 5-star hotel that epitomizes Italian luxury. From its panoramic mountain views to its exquisite Italian cuisine, the hotel serves as a sanctuary of comfort and elegance, making it the perfect place to rest and rejuvenate after a day of trekking.

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Alpine village nestled in green valley below snow-capped mountains in Courmayeur.

Scenic view of Italian Alps from Mont Blanc massif with Val Veny valley and Lake Combal.

Hiker with dogs ascending steep slope near stone huts below snowy mountains near Col de la Croix du Bonhomme.

Hiking

19.5 km and 1155 m of elevation gain / 1310 of elevation loss

Accommodation

Chalet style hotel with outdoor terrace in green valley beneath snow-capped mountains

Cozy hotel bedroom with wood paneling, deer art, and balcony view of lush green forest.

Luxurious wooden chalet interior with white lounge chair and fireplace area

Indoor swimming pool illuminated by candlelight with a small waterfall feature and wood ceiling.

Auberge de la Maison

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

After the morning espresso, leave the town of Courmayeur for the mountains up above. When reaching Rifugio Bertone, we have two options. The classic TMB takes you on the north flank of the mountains with great views of the valley and the massif to the left.But if you go higher, reaching the mountain ridge, you’ll be hiking one of the most peaceful parts of Tour du Mont Blanc. Over Mont de la Saxe with views all around, it could be the hardest, but also the most beautiful day on the trail.

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Hiking trail with wooden bridge over stream in Val Ferret valley below snow-capped Grand Jorasses massif.

Hiker on dirt trail ascending grassy slope with snow-capped mountains under blue sky.

Alpine village of La Fouly in Val Ferret with snow-capped mountains and autumn foliage.

Hiking

12.1 km and 1070 m of elevation gain / 260 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Alpine refuge with stone chimneys, wooden fence, and snowy peaks in background

Rifugio Bonatti

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

We have already been to Italy and France, and today, it’s time for Switzerland. We will ascend the Grand Col Ferret, where the landscape will start to look noticeably different. Following the trail on the right flank of La Dotse, you’ll slowly descend into Ferret Valley and towards the village of La Fouly. Here you will stay in the Hotel Edelweiss, an authentic mountain hotel.

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Alpine village of La Fouly in Val Ferret with snow-capped mountains and autumn trees.

Rolling golden hills and rugged mountains under a bright blue sky with white clouds in La Fouly.

Mountain valley with green slopes, low fog, and a stream under a blue sky with contrails.

Hiking

19 km and 980 m of elevation gain / 1400 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Chalet L'Edelweiss in alpine valley with snow-capped mountains under blue sky

Bedroom with wood paneling and balcony view of snowy mountains in winter

Breakfast buffet with fruit, jams, and cold cuts, overlooking snowy alpine forest through window.

Hotel Edelweiss

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

Without any cols to traverse, this is the easiest stage on the Tour du Mont Blanc. It will take you slowly through the valley, past green meadows and Alpine villages. It ends at the Champex-Lac, a pretty lake town that looks like something straight out of the Canadian Rockies. Here, find your shelter for the night in the luxurious Hotel Au Club Alpin I, a premier accommodation in the area.

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Alpine mountain lake Champex-Lac with snow-capped peaks, evergreen trees, and a lakeside cabin.

Alpine lake with pink wildflowers, green forest, and snow-capped mountains under blue sky

Alpine lake with clear water reflecting mountains, trees, and buildings under a blue sky at Lac de Champex.

Hiking

15 km and 520 m of elevation gain / 660 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Illuminated wooden chalets reflected in a lake at dusk in an alpine village setting

Bedroom with wood accents overlooking a lake and mountains from a private balcony

Indoor pool with glass sides overlooking snowy mountains and wooden ceiling

Wooden balcony with lounge chairs overlooking snow-covered alpine forest and mountains

Hotel Au Club Alpin I

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

It’s time to get back to the mountains! You’ll leave the relaxing valley and ascend the Col de la Forclaz with great views of the Rhone Valley. There is also an alternative, crossing Fenetre d’Arpette, technically the most difficult part of TMB, but with more scenic and wild views around. Both trails at the end descend down to the Swiss village of Trient. You will check in at your hotel La Grande Ourse.

Gallery

Hiker with backpack walking on trail through green alpine valley toward snowy mountains.

Rocky alpine valley with snow patches leading to a jagged, snow-dusted mountain peak under a clear blue sky.

Alpine village of Trient with pink church nestled between steep, forested mountains.

Hiking

13.5 km and 820 m of elevation gain / 760 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Alpine building with balconies next to a forested mountain under a blue sky in Trient.

Chalet hotel with wooden balconies against a forested mountain backdrop in autumn

La Grande Ourse

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

The first ascent of the day will be to Col du Balme, where the end comes into sight. From the refuge there, you’ll have some awesome views of the whole Chamonix Valley – the circuit is now almost complete. Continue on into France towards the Col des Posettes and the equally-named ridge that follows. Enjoy the great views of some of the most iconic parts of the massif on the left, while the descent takes you steeply down to Tré-le-Champ in the north of the valley. Your accommodation will be in Argentiere at the luxurious Les Grands Montets Hotel & Spa.

Gallery

Hikers with backpacks trekking on a ridge overlooking snow-capped mountains and a deep valley.

Field with pink flowers below a wooden chalet on a green, forested hillside in Barmaz, Champery.

Stone refuge with red shutters on a grassy slope below snow-capped mountains at Col de Balme.

Hiking

15.5 km and 960 m of elevation gain / 1220 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Large wooden chalet hotel with lawn and massive mountains in Les Grands Montets.

Cozy wooden chalet bedroom with mountain view balcony in Les Grands Montets.

Indoor swimming pool with checkered blue tile floor, wood beams, and rock features, likely Les Grands Montets.

Rustic living room with wood paneling, stone fireplace, antler chandelier, and modern kitchen area.

Les Grands Montets Hotel & Spa

Note: Listed accommodations are subject to availability; we will find similar alternatives if necessary.

There are still some awesome sections left in store for the last two days. This day will lead you toward the iconic ladders, one of the more interesting parts of the Tour du Mont Blanc. You’ll soon enter the Aiguille Rouge National Park, where plenty of wildlife can be seen.Soon you’ll come to a junction where you can hike further up towards the lake of Lac Blanc, past Lacs des Chéserys and experience some of the most photographed views from this side of the Chamonix Valley.When you reach La Flagere, you can take the cable car down to Chamonix where you will find your well-known hotel, Hameau Albert 1er.

Gallery

Hiker looking at Lac de Cheserys with snow-capped alpine mountains in the background.

Hiker with solar panel backpack ascending metal ladder on rocky mountain trail with trail marker.

Cable car descending over forested slopes toward Chamonix valley with snow-capped mountains.

Hiking

9 km and 1150 m of elevation gain / 520 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel Hameau Albert 1er

The last day is here! You will continue on the Balcon Sud until you reach Le Brévent. You have two options to get up to the peak — take it easy with a cable car ride or hike to the peak across some more technical ladder sections.Either way, amazing views of Mont Blanc await you at the top. Continue along the rocky trail to Refuge du Bellachat, where a long descent to the Chamonix Valley awaits you. You’ll finish in Les Houches, where you started, but a private transfer will take you to Chamonix to celebrate the successfully completed thru-hike.You will have your last night in Chamonix in the same hotel as the night before to celebrate your completed trek. Congratulations!

Gallery

Hikers on grassy ridge overlooking snow-capped mountains, likely Le Brevent range.

Hikers overlooking panorama of Mont Blanc glacier from grassy alpine meadow

Hiking

17.5 km and 820 m of elevation gain / 1740 m of elevation loss

Accommodation

Hotel Hameau Albert 1er

Leisure morning and depart from Chamonix. After days of breathtaking mountain vistas, challenging climbs, and serene alpine valleys, it’s time to say goodbye to the iconic Tour du Mont Blanc.

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Chamonix with snow-capped mountains, Arve River, and pink flowers.

Chamonix town center with colorful flowers, rushing river, and snow-capped alpine mountains.

Chamonix town with river, flowers, and glacier-capped mountains in background

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9 nights in luxury hotels with breakfast

2 nights in (mountain) huts with half board (private rooms if available, dormitory otherwise)

Digital guidebook with itinerary, route instructions, and practical information

GPS navigation with an easy-to-use app

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Service and support during your hike

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OPTIONAL EXTRAS

Airport transfer

Extra night in Chamonix or Les Houches

Extra nights

Single supplement

What to bring to the tour

Hiking shoes/boots
25 to 45-liter backpack
Base layer
Sports T-shirts
Hiking shorts
Hiking water-repellent pants
Waterproof jacket
Midlayer
Sports socks and underwear
Leisurewear for evenings
Down jacket
Gloves
Shade hat/cap

Warm headwear
Sunscreen
Sunglasses
Headlamp
Hiking poles
ID card or passport
Snacks
Cash
Water bottles or hydration pack
Sleeping liner
Toiletries
Toilet paper
Small first aid kit

Have you ever wondered what it's like to traverse the iconic Tour du Mont Blanc, covering over 170 kilometers of awe-inspiring trails through France, Italy, and Switzerland, without compromising a shred of comfort?

Your dream is about to manifest into reality as this is one of the few treks in the world that lets you pair stunning vistas with world-class accommodations and dining.

As you navigate through the Mont Blanc massif's diverse terrains – scaling high-altitude passes, crossing iconic suspension bridges, and meandering through lush alpine meadows – an air of exclusivity envelops you.

The trek leads you through the valleys and mountainsides of each country, offering a unique blend of cultural and natural beauty as you journey around Western Europe’s highest peak. You'll know that the day's trek, ranging from moderate 10-kilometer jaunts to challenging 20-kilometer stretches, culminates in unparalleled luxury.

For your culinary delight, we've even lined up the option to dine in Michelin-starred restaurants.

What distinguishes us is our unwavering commitment to your comfort and convenience. We meticulously manage every detail, from reserving your spot in the most sumptuous hotels to equipping you with comprehensive handouts filled with essential trekking information.

Your role is simply to immerse yourself in the Alpine splendor, buoyed by a level of comfort and attentive service that transforms an already remarkable trek into an unforgettable luxury experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

The technical difficulty is low as it is not a climb, but a walk, except for a few lone ladder sections that are pretty straightforward. But still, it is not easy. You need to have proper fitness to hike this many days in a row along with elevation gain. It also goes over wild and uneven terrain, so at least some basic experience with hiking is recommended.

The weather in the mountains is very changeable. Even if it is +25°C in the valley, it much colder on the mountain passes, especially if cloudy and windy. That’s why you should take clothing in layers, along with a windproof and waterproof jacket (could be two), and waterproof trousers (in case of rain). You should also have a separate set of clothes for chilling in the refuges.

Check out our full packing list here.

Even though the views on the Tour du Mont Blanc are scenic and wild, the trail itself never goes more than a day of hiking away from the nearest road or civilization. In case you decide to stop hiking, you can always get to the nearest village or town, and use public transportation to get to your desired destination. If that happens during the hike, we are also here to help you plan this.

Should there be an emergency situation on the trail, you will always have access to the local rescue services on the number 112. We provide more information on that in our self-guided handouts.

The official starting point of the Tour du Mont Blanc is in the village of Les Houches, just south of Chamonix.

Although it's not the only one hikers decide to take, it is the best. The main advantage of that is that you'll always have the view of the Mont Blanc massif in front, and not behind your back. There will also be fewer steep downhills (saving your knees) than otherwise.

The trail is officially divided into 11 stages for 11 days of hiking. However, everyone has their own pace. Some prefer to hike a little more relaxed and leisurely, and some want to go faster. Fastpackers complete it in about a week, while some people decide to hike just a section of it for a few days, exploring the highlights of the trail.

Yes, but it is not recommended if they are too young (younger than 10). Either way, they need to have some previous experience with mountain hiking and know what it takes to complete a full day on the trail.

You should do it as early as possible because the spots at the accommodations along the trail usually run out fast. That means the longer you wait, the fewer options there are.

Ratings & Reviews

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Birgit Kindler

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We had a lovely hike today with our guide Klemen. He personalized the tour on our needs and interests, so that we saw places we wouldn't without his experience. The hike was a little bit slippery after the rain from the last days and it went a lot upwards, but it was totally worth it! Thanks again :)

Dark green alpine lake surrounded by dense pine forest and grassy meadow.

Mountain overlook with trail sign, lake, and valley below under dramatic clouds

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Rustic wooden mountain hut with Slovenian flag under blue sky with clouds

Nicole Cocks

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This trip was organized with every detail considered. Our accommodation, most meals and routes were planned each day which is perfect when the region is unknown and you have not completed a multi-day hike before. We had a great time!

Olivia Berriff

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Excellently organised and the apps worked brilliantly without data/roaming. This was expertly managed by Sara and we had the best time in full confidence that we were in great hands.

Abigail Gilmore

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Had a great time on this hike. Great and simple way to see the TMB. Would recommend Hut to Hut to friends.

Carolan Mackay

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We had a great time. We would have liked more descriptions for options with easier passages - one person in our group required that a lot.

Thomas Wilde

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A great trip - perfectly organized by the hut-hut team, they were immediately available when we needed help!

Birgit Kindler

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Olivia Berriff

Verified customer

Excellently organised and the apps worked brilliantly without data/roaming. This was expertly managed by Sara and we had the best time in full confidence that we were in great hands.

Carolan Mackay

Verified customer

We had a great time. We would have liked more descriptions for options with easier passages - one person in our group required that a lot.

Nicole Cocks

Verified customer

Abigail Gilmore

Verified customer

Had a great time on this hike. Great and simple way to see the TMB. Would recommend Hut to Hut to friends.

Thomas Wilde

Verified customer

A great trip - perfectly organized by the hut-hut team, they were immediately available when we needed help!

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Itinerary of the trip

Day 1: Arrival in Chamonix

Day 2: Les Houches – Les Contamines

Day 3: Les Contamines – Refuge de Mottets

Day 4: Refuge de Mottets – Courmayeur

Day 5: Courmayeur – Rifugio Bonatti

Day 6: Rifugio Bonatti – La Fouly

Day 7: La Fouly – Champex-Lax

Day 8: Champex-Lac – Trient

Day 9: Trient – Tré-le-Champ

Day 10: Tré-le-Champ – La Flégère

Day 11: La Flégère – Les Houches

Day 12: Departure from Chamonix

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Ratings & Reviews

Birgit Kindler

Nicole Cocks

Olivia Berriff

Abigail Gilmore

Carolan Mackay

Thomas Wilde

Birgit Kindler

Olivia Berriff

Carolan Mackay

Nicole Cocks

Abigail Gilmore

Thomas Wilde

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Hassle-Free

Book with confidence

Tried & Tested Adventures

Unbeatable support

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Ratings & Reviews

Birgit Kindler

Nicole Cocks

Olivia Berriff

Abigail Gilmore

Carolan Mackay

Thomas Wilde

Birgit Kindler

Olivia Berriff

Carolan Mackay

Nicole Cocks

Abigail Gilmore

Thomas Wilde

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Itinerary of the trip

Day 1: Arrival in Chamonix

Day 2: Les Houches – Les Contamines

Day 3: Les Contamines – Refuge de Mottets

Day 4: Refuge de Mottets – Courmayeur

Day 5: Courmayeur – Rifugio Bonatti

Day 6: Rifugio Bonatti – La Fouly

Day 7: La Fouly – Champex-Lax

Day 8: Champex-Lac – Trient

Day 9: Trient – Tré-le-Champ

Day 10: Tré-le-Champ – La Flégère

Day 11: La Flégère – Les Houches

Day 12: Departure from Chamonix