Recommended | What do you know about the Alpine Landscape Group?

Altitude trekker
Mar 7, 2024
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Updated: Jul 5, 2024

Located in south-central Europe, the Alps are an unbroken chain of mountains, from Mont Blanc, the highest peak, to the Matterhorn in Switzerland, to the Aosta Valley and the Dolomites in Italy... The mountains of the Alps seem like a beautiful scroll, each page has a unique beauty.

L'Alpes

Alpine Landscape Complex, how much do you know about it?

Mont Blanc

When it comes to the Alps, we have to talk about Mont Blanc.

Mont Blanc, meaning White Mountain, is the highest peak in the Alps with a height of 4,810, and its range spans the borders of France, Switzerland and Italy.

The Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) is considered by mountaineers to be one of the world's top ten classic hiking routes, and has been recognised by National Geographic as one of the world's top 20 Dream Trail routes.

The low altitude of the Alps can form permanent glaciers and year-round snow, in the absence of altitude sickness at the same time, enjoy the snowy mountains, glaciers, plateaus, meadows, and enjoy the culture of alpine hiking and the flavours of the European countries and cuisine.

Twilight after sunrise

Pure alpine lakes

Wild flowers strew the field

Matterhorn

The Matterhorn, located at 4,478 metres above sea level in the Swiss canton of Valais in the small town of Zermatt, is one of the most beautiful peaks in the Alps and a proud symbol of Switzerland.

The Matterhorn, with its pillar in the sky and its special triangular cone shape, has become a representative of the Alps, and when the sun shines in the morning and the sun sets in the evening, the year-round snow-covered mountain reflects a metallic light.

The most famous of these, the Matterhorn, located in the small town of Zermatt, at 4,478 metres, is one of the most beautiful peaks in the Alps and a proud symbol of Switzerland.

Located in the heart of the Alps, the Swiss canton of Valais is a holiday paradise in south-west Switzerland, with peaks over 4,000 metres above sea level and the 150-kilometre-long Rhône Valley running through its territory.

Stretching from the Rhône Glacier to Lake Geneva, the many enchanting valleys along the way connect majestic peaks, magnificent glaciers and vast plains.

AOSTA

Stretching from the Rhône Glacier to Lake Geneva, the many enchanting valleys along the way connect majestic peaks, magnificent glaciers and vast plains.

Dolomiti - Italy

Located in the north-east of Italy, the Dolomites are part of the Northern Alps, a chain of dolomite mountains that are also known as the "backyard of the Alps" because of their breathtaking beauty.

Sanfeng Mountain is majestic and points to the sky

Streams flow in the valleys

Wildflowers bloom in the valleys

Crystal clear alpine lakes

Whether it's Mont Blanc or the Matterhorn, or the Aosta Valley and the Dornomites, the beauty of the Alps is absolutely unique, and after seeing the landscape clusters of the Alpine mountains, would you like to experience these stunning views for yourself? With our specially tailored hiking routes, there is always one to suit your needs.

Itinerary

Tour du Mont Blanc 9 Days Classic Edition
Tour du Mont Blanc - Leisure Specific Edition
Tour du Mont Blanc - 11 days family version
Tour du Mont Blanc - Junior Camp 8 Days 7 Nights
Switzerland - Tour de Matterhorn Glacier Trekking 7 Days High Intensity Edition
Switzerland - Glacier Paradise - Mountain Safari - Leisurely Customised Edition
Italy - Discover the Dornomites In-Depth Customised Trekking
Italy - The Giant's Causeway Aosta Valley Classic Hike