Mont Blanc Walks – Short Break

Day 1: Arrive in Chamonix

Sheltered at the base of Mont Blanc, the bustling adventure hub of Chamonix will be your home for the next 4 nights.

Please note: Due to the terrain, altitude, and weather temperament in this area, public transport may not be running at short notice or certain walks may not be accessible or advised. In this case, our local partners will provide the most current advice and alternative routes if necessary.
Overnight Chalet Hotel les Gourmets 3*, Chamonix (breakfast included).

Day 2: Aiguillette des Houches (11km/6.8mi)

Follow a pleasant path through the forest, leading you to Chalet de Chailloux at 1,922m. Enjoy the delightful views of Chamonix valley and the spectacular Mont Blanc range before descending to Parc de Merlet, a charming animal park where you can see the emblematic animals of the Alps including marmots and deer.
Overnight Chalet Hotel les Gourmets 3*, Chamonix (breakfast included).

Day 3: Aiguilles Rouges: Lac Cheserys & Lac Blanc (9km/5.6mi)

This fine trail takes you across Les Aiguilles Rouges facing the glaciers and the famous summits of the Mont Blanc Mountain chain including Mer de Glace, North Face of the Grandes Jorasses, Aiguille Verte, and the Mont Blanc. Upon reaching Lac Blanc Hut, you’ll witness one of the best panoramas on this trip before admiring the beautiful mountain lakes.
Overnight Chalet Hotel les Gourmets 3*, Chamonix (breakfast included).

Day 4: Aiguillette des Posettes (12km/7.5mi)

Admire exceptional 360° panoramic views of all the Mont Blanc range and glaciers across Switzerland! This is a lovely, quiet path where you cross through meadows of rhododendrons and even an old slate quarry - certainly not a walk to miss.
Overnight Chalet Hotel les Gourmets 3*, Chamonix (breakfast included).

Day 5: Mer de Glace Glacier and Depart Chamonix (7km/4.3mi)

If you have time before you leave Chamonix, take the cable car to Aiguille du Midi at 3,842m high where you’ll be greeted with spectacular views over the French, Swiss and Italian Alps. Follow clear trails with incredible mountain views until you reach Mer de Glace Glacier, the largest glacier in France.