Day 1 Arrival in Geneva – Chamonix

Arrive in Geneva (recommended arrival time no later than 12:00). Our group transfer departs at 13:00. We then drive to the birthplace of European outdoor sports—the Chamonix Valley. In the evening, you may rest at the hotel or wander around the town to purchase last-minute gear in preparation for your upcoming trekking adventure.

Accommodation: Comfortable twin room in a hotel

Dinner: Not included

Day 2 Chamonix – Lac Blanc – Le Tour

At 8:00, we meet at the hotel. After a French guide introduces the itinerary, we start our Tour of Mont Blanc trek from the Flégère cable car station in Les Praz, Chamonix. First, we take the Flégère cable car up to Mont Blanc, reaching an altitude of 2300 m. Then we head towards Lac Blanc, overlooking the northern side of the Mont Blanc massif, Mer de Glace, and the Bergson Glacier. On the descent, we pass Col des Montets and the Aiguilles Rouges Visitor Center, continuing towards Montroc and the village of Le Tour.

Accommodation: dormitory in refuge / mountain hut

Breakfast: Included

Lunch: Packed lunch (included)

Dinner: Selected local specialty dinner (included)

Trekking time: 5h30

Elevation gain/loss: +950 m / –450 m

Day 3 Le Tour – Trient

Following the Les Posettes trail, we climb to Col de Balme (2200 m), marking the border between France and Switzerland. Along this section, we enjoy panoramic views of the Argentière, Le Tour, and Mont Blanc glaciers. After crossing Swiss alpine pastures, we end the day in the village of Trient.

Accommodation: dormitory in refuge / mountain hut

Breakfast: Included

Lunch: Packed lunch (included)

Dinner: Selected local specialty dinner (included)

Trekking time: 5h

Elevation gain/loss: +840 m / –930 m

Day 4 Col Ferret – Italian Val Ferret

We ascend to Col Ferret (2537 m), the border between Switzerland and Italy, passing beautiful alpine pastures around La Peule. Once over the pass, we enter the Italian side of Val Ferret, trekking opposite the Mont Blanc massif until reaching the foot of the Pré de Bar Glacier, enjoying majestic glacier views.

Accommodation: Comfortable twin room in a hotel

Breakfast: Hotel breakfast

Lunch: Packed lunch (included)

Dinner: Selected local specialty dinner (included)

Trekking time: 7h

Elevation gain/loss: +950 m / –900 m

Day 5 Val Ferret – Courmayeur

After climbing to the cabin near the Arminaz pastures, we traverse the Val Ferret area on a special panoramic route. This trail offers spectacular views of Mont Blanc, Mont Dolent, Aiguille Triolet, and the Grandes Jorasses. Overnight in Courmayeur, same accommodation as the previous night.

Accommodation: Comfortable twin room in a hotel

Breakfast: French buffet breakfast at the hotel

Lunch: Packed lunch (included)

Dinner: Selected local specialty dinner (included)

Trekking time: 6h or 8h

Elevation gain/loss:

– Shorter option: +600 m / –750 m

– Longer option: +1100 m / –1250 m

Day 6 Courmayeur – Col de la Seigne – Les Chapieux

From Courmayeur, we gradually ascend toward Col de la Seigne (2516 m), the classic high point on the TMB marking the border between Italy and France. From the pass, we enjoy sweeping views of the southern side of Mont Blanc’s glaciers and surrounding peaks. We continue along open alpine valleys and meadows, taking in the vast southern ridgeline of the massif.

Accommodation: dormitory in refuge / mountain hut

Breakfast: Included

Lunch: Packed lunch (included)

Dinner: Selected local specialty dinner (included)

Trekking time: 6h

Elevation gain/loss: +850 m / –650 m

Day 7 Beaufort – Contamines – Les Houches

In the morning, we transfer from Bourg-Saint-Maurice back to Les Chapieux. We trek through alpine meadows, passing streams and waterfalls, descending toward Notre Dame de la Gorge. We cross Col du Bonhomme (2329 m), once part of an ancient trade route, then follow the old Roman road down to the chapel at the valley bottom. After descending, we proceed to Les Houches, reaching the official start/finish gate of the Tour of Mont Blanc. Here we celebrate completing the TMB challenge.

Accommodation: Comfortable twin room in a hotel

Breakfast: Hotel breakfast

Dinner: French dinner

Trekking time: 6h

Elevation gain/loss: +850 m / –1500 m

Day 8 Chamonix

Free day in Chamonix. You may take the cable car to Aiguille du Midi, enjoy a paragliding experience, shop, or explore the town. Group transfer to Geneva Airport is scheduled at 11:00, marking the end of the trip.

The itinerary may be adjusted due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. All arrangements are subject to actual conditions.

2026 Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) Trekking - Mountain Huts + Hotels Highlight Tour

Name: 2026 Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) Trekking - Mountain Huts + Hotels Highlight Tour
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The Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) is universally regarded by hiking enthusiasts as a world-class trekking route. The Mont Blanc massif, with its highest peak at 4,810 meters, spans the borders of France, Switzerland, and Italy. The Alps, despite their lower altitudes compared to other major mountain ranges, are home to permanent glaciers and year-round snow, allowing trekkers to experience the beauty of snow-capped mountains, high-altitude hiking culture, and the diverse customs of European countries without the worry of altitude sickness.
Selected leisure routes, comfortable hotels, the most relaxing way to see the beauty of the hiking, on the way through a number of stunning glaciers and snow-capped mountains

Experience the most beautiful and special scenery of the Alps.

Foreign guide escort; logistics truck luggage transportation, strong logistics and safety protection.

Alpine guides explaining, in-depth understanding of mountain culture and local culture

France, Switzerland, and Italy, taste the food of each country and experience the local culture and customs.
June: entering spring, fewer hikers on the road, more wildlife; may be above the snow line, snow trekking.

July and August: the road is relatively good, the weather begins to stabilize, accordingly the number of hikers is higher, July is the flower season, local guides will be equipped with plant explanations, August is the height of summer, some of the mountain wild fruits are ripe.

September: the weather is pleasant and the mountains enter the fall scenery, with golden and red mountains perfect for photographers.

October: The climate is mild, and the air is filled with the essence of autumn. Make the most of the National Day holiday, wander through the mountains and fields, and embrace the poetic charm of "returning to nature."
The Tour du Mont Blanc; this route is a selection of the best of the best, you can enjoy hiking while seeing the best of the Alps, the route can be adjusted according to the client's physical ability by the French guides.

The most professional team of local guides and perfect logistical support, so that you have no worries during the hiking period, to choose some special routes and secret places to take you to experience; at the same time equipped with logistical support car services, you do not need to worry about the luggage transportation services during the hiking period, the whole transport of goods, in addition to the team members of the accident, there are logistical support car for you to take to the next starting point of the hiking.

In order to improve your experience of coming to the Tour du Mont Blanc, it is recommended to do physical training three months before the trip; jogging 5-10 kilometers, three times a week or riding to increase cardiorespiratory function and better enjoy the beautiful scenery of nature in the outdoor sports!
Comfort Gites in Chamonix and Les Houches (ask for single room rate difference according to details), some alpine chalets or specialty lodges (two-person rooms and multi-room accommodations).

According to the group registration booking, the whole trip is equipped with luggage transportation, using collapsible camelbak to facilitate the handling in the chalet, trolley case empty, free storage trekking starting point hotel.
Breakfast, usually continental breakfast, juice, coffee, bread, jam, milk, etc.

Lunch road meal is mainly based on local Alpine specialties, local hams and sausages, vegetable salads, Alpine cheeses, fruits, etc.; we are also equipped with Chinese pasta and chili sauces to adapt to Chinese tastes.

Dinner, mainly based on local specialties, France, Italy, Switzerland, respectively, with Swiss cheese, or with local specialties such as meat, spaghetti, veal, cheese, also for vegetarian hikers (communicate with your guide in advance).
Price Includes

Organization and management of the entire activity

Entrance fees to all attractions mentioned in the itinerary

Flégère–Lac Blanc cable car ticket

Accompaniment by a certified French mountain trekking guide throughout the trek

Accommodation in hotels and refuges/mountain huts with breakfast included (subject to actual reservations)

Group airport transfer between Geneva and Chamonix: airport pick-up at 13:00 on arrival day; airport drop-off at 11:00 on departure day. Please ensure your flight schedule aligns with the transfer times

Point-to-point luggage transportation during the trek (15 kg limit per person)

All necessary transportation mentioned in the itinerary (public transport or private vehicle)

Price Excludes

International flights

Personal expenses on drinks and alcohol

Visa and insurance fees

Entrance fees or expenses during free time

Trekking insurance

Tips for guides and drivers (generally 8–10 EUR per person per day for the guide if satisfied with the service; if you require the luggage vehicle due to physical discomfort during the trek, please prepare 25–35 EUR as a tip for the driver)

Single-room supplement ranging from 300–900 EUR for the whole trip. Due to the nature of outdoor itineraries, some hotels may not offer single rooms; the exact supplement depends on actual reservations. Solo travelers will be assigned a same-gender roommate by default; if a suitable room share cannot be arranged for the last registrant, the single supplement will apply.
Alpine environment ecosystem is very fragile, with the increase in the number of hikers, the environment vegetation, as well as flora and fauna are threatened, try to follow the guide's footsteps in the hiking process to avoid taking shortcuts and stepping on the vegetation. At the same time pay attention to bring all the peelings and paper into the mountain huts; according to the classification of garbage to be discarded; although the peelings are biodegradable, but in the mountain environment basically no possible degradation, the awareness of protecting the environment is very important.

There are more and more Chinese hikers on this route, which represents the influence of Chinese people in the world. Try to avoid loud noise in public places, be friendly to different hikers from all over the world, take care of the environment, observe the precautions of the alpine hut, and avoid wasting food.
Clothing

Walking trousers

Shorts (Bikini/swimsuit, just in case!)

Breathable or merino wool t-shirts

Breathable or merino wool leggings

Fleece or jumper

Wind stopper or Goretex jacket

Waterproof poncho + gaiters or Goretex trousers + waterproof rucksack cover

Pair of gloves and a warm hat

Sun hat or baseball cap

Walking socks (1 pair per day)

Sturdy walking boots with a good sole, already broken in

1 change of clothes for the evening

A pair of comfortable shoes for the evening

Other Equipment

Toilet bag

Quick drying towel

Sunglasses and sun cream

Water bottle or Camelback (1.5 litre minimum)

Knife, fork and spoon

Plastic lunch box/plate for your picnic lunches

Plastic cup for coffee

Small First Aid kit (antihistamine, ibuprofen, Compeed type blister pads...)

Survival blanket

Head torch or hand torch

Sleeping bag liner sheet and pillowcase (blankets provided at accommodation)

Two adjustable walking poles (highly recommended)

Identity card or passport
Minimum: 6 people

Maximum: 14 people