Join an amazing 4-day trek with magnificent views of Mont Blanc, Matterhorn, Monte Rosa, and several other 4000m peaks. Discover the stunning landscapes of the Swiss Alps on a hut-to-hut adventure that will take you through alpine meadows, past waterfalls, and to amazing passes with unforgettable views!
Group
Alps
4 Days
Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Occasional
Intermediate
Would you like to enjoy an unforgettable hiking adventure in the Swiss Alps? Then you can’t miss this 4-day hut-to-hut trek where you’ll get a view of Mont Blanc and Lake Geneva, and enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Swiss Alps and other 4000m peaks!
Discover the amazing landscapes around Mont Blanc on this 4-day adventure. You will go every day on a new hiking adventure that will take you past lakes and flowery meadows with Mont Blanc, Matterhorn, and other emblematic peaks as the backdrop. You can find a detailed itinerary below.
Keep in mind that although this is a relaxed hiking adventure, you will be trekking at a relative altitude and long hours. Therefore, a good fitness level is a must. Of course, we will be there to help and guide you every step of the way!
So, are you ready to join an unforgettable 4-day trekking adventure in the Alps? Then contact us today and let’s start planning your ‘Vues de Mont Blanc’ hut-to-hut adventure!
- Guiding fee
- Accommodation included
- Transport during the trip
- Breakfast
- Dinner
This price is for a scheduled, group trip.
You will be picked up from Aigle train station by 1:30pm, which you can reach with regular trains from Geneva Airport. You’ll be driven to Solelx from where you’ll hike to Lac Deborance. You’ll trek through the alpine meadows of Pas De Cheville where you’ll see beautiful views of the Matterhorn and the Valaisian Alps.
You’ll stay in the Refuge du Lac de Deborence at 1480m of altitude.
Distance 7km, Ascend 600m, Descend 600m, Time 3.5 hours
After a traditional Swiss breakfast, you’ll start to traverse the south side of the Grand Muveran, stopping along the way for a well-deserved pancake.
In the afternoon, you’ll follow the river up to the pastures of Pro Flouri, and your accommodation in the remote Cabane Rambert and their herd of bouquetin.
Distance 15km, Ascend 1000m, Descend 600m, Time 6.5 hours
The day starts with a hike past the waterfalls of Passing Le Pessot, to Ovronnaz (known for fantastic local cake!). After stopping for a break, you’ll continue to trek past beautiful mountains including Tita Seri (2850m), Dent de Morcles (2,970m) and Grand Chavalard (2 898m). Throughout the day we pass bearded vulture and golden eagle nests. There will also be an option for another mountain lake swim.
In the evening, you can relax and enjoy the hut wardens speciality Spaghetti with the rest of the team.
Distance 13km, Ascend 800m, Descend 800m, Time 6 hours
Today is your final day of hiking, trekking back towards the north side of the Grand Muveran where you’ll get views of Lake Geneva. It’s an early start as you make your way up to Cabane La Tourche. You can expect to see marmots, bouquetin and chamois along the way. You’ll also hunt for edelweiss along the path. After lunch it’s then a pleasant hike down the mountain to Javerne, for 2:30pm. A bus will return you to Aigle train station. From here you can take the train around Lake Geneva to the airport, or spend some time relaxing in the valley if you have a late flight home.
Distance 15km, Ascend 200m, Descend 1300m, Time 5 Hours
Accommodation Mountain Huts |
Meeting point Aigle train station |
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We are Tom (UIMLA Mountain Leader) and Paul (UIAGM/IFMGA Mountain Guide), two friends who have worked in the outdoors for over 20 years each.
We have lived around the world and have an incredible wealth of outdoor experience and qualifications. We all love, work and play in the Swiss Alps.
We love sharing our local environment with guests and helping them to get the best out of their holidays. We have trips going out most weeks so come and join us or contact us if you would like something similar on a different date.
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