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Tour du Mont Blanc

The Tour du Mont Blanc takes you around the Mont Blanc massif through France, Italy and Switzerland, crossing alpine meadows and high mountain passes, with glaciers and mountain villages along the way. Hiking from valley to valley, the route takes you from 1,000 to 2,500 metres in altitude. Trips from 4 to 10 days offer different ways to experience the landscapes of the massif and the rich natural and cultural heritage of the Alps.


When Is the Best Time to Hike the Tour du Mont Blanc?

We recommend hiking the Tour du Mont Blanc from June to September. June is known for its flowering alpine meadows and quieter trails. Depending on spring snowfall, snow can remain on the higher sections of the route until late in the month. July and August generally offer the most stable conditions and the warmest days.

September is popular for its quieter atmosphere and autumn colours. Whatever the time of year, mountain weather can change quickly and snowfall is possible even in the middle of summer. Sun, rain, cold temperatures… it is important to be prepared for a wide range of weather conditions.

How Is the Tour du Mont Blanc Organised?

Hiking the Tour du Mont Blanc with the Compagnie des Guides means leaving the organisation of your trek to mountain experts. Itinerary, accommodation, transfers and meals: we take care of the logistics so that you can make the most of your trip. Throughout the summer, we offer guided Tour du Mont Blanc trips on scheduled group departures.

Departure dates are fixed and each trip follows a pre-planned itinerary. In a group of no more than 12 participants, you can enjoy a friendly atmosphere and personalised advice from your guide. It is also a great opportunity to meet fellow hikers from around the world. For greater flexibility, we also organise private Tour du Mont Blanc trips.

Who Can Hike the Tour du Mont Blanc?

The Tour du Mont Blanc requires a good level of fitness and experience of hiking for several consecutive days. The trails are generally well maintained but can be steep and uneven. You should be comfortable hiking for 5 to 8 hours a day, covering 10 to 20 km with 800 to 1,500 metres of elevation gain each day.

We have developed several ways to experience the Tour du Mont Blanc to suit different preferences. Hikers looking for a more authentic experience can choose our Authentic Tour or the Complete Tour, staying in shared dormitories. Those looking for greater comfort can choose our light-pack option with accommodation in private rooms, while our Premium Tour offers a more exclusive experience.

Not quite ready for the Tour du Mont Blanc? Discover our introductory hiking trips and build your experience before setting out on a multi-day trek.

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The classic and iconic Tour du Mont Blanc, hiking anti-clockwise! Nights in inns and small hotels in double or twin rooms. Luggage transfers included

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The Tour du Mont Blanc, hiking clockwise against the usual direction! Nights in inns and small hotels in double or twin rooms. Luggage transfers included

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The mountain hut itinerary - clockwise, with nights in mixed-gender dormitories. You carry your personal belongings in your backpack
 

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Our most complete 10-day Tour du Mont Blanc. Mountain huts and small hotels, shared accommodation and luggage transfers included.

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Circuit identical to the complete Tour du Mont Blanc in 10 days but with condensed stages and 100% on foot

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From the Italian Val Ferret to Chamonix via Switzerland. Overnight stays in inns and small hotels, in mixed-gender dormitories. Luggage transfers included.

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From Chamonix to the Italian Val Veny, via the Val Montjoie and Beaufortain. Overnight stays in inns and small hotels, in mixed-gender dormitories. Luggage transfers included.

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Our luxury Tour du Mont Blanc: 3- and 4-star hotels, a small group of no more than 7 participants, exclusive excursions and dedicated logistics with luggage transfers

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A selection of hikes exploring the cultures of past and present, rooted in local life

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