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Mont-Blanc Massif: the guide

The Mont-Blanc Massif, proudly overlooking the Chamonix Valley, is a must for any mountain and adventure lover. Exploring Mont-Blanc means immersing yourself in a breath of fresh air in the magnificent Alpine chain. This detailed guide will take you to discover an exceptional region, where the summit of Mont-Blanc (culminating at 4,810 meters above sea level) reigns supreme over the Mont-Blanc range. Activities, places to visit, mythical hikes: discover breathtaking panoramas and live unique experiences!

Mont-Blanc: what is the Eagle's Nest and how do I get there?

The Eagle's nest is an emblematic site located on the slopes of Mont-Blanc, offering a spectacular view of the French Alps. Perched at an altitude of 2,372 meters, it marks the end of Mont-Blanc cog railway, known as the Mont-Blanc Tramway. It is a popular starting point for hikers and mountaineers looking to explore this majestic mountain range. What is Eagle's Nest and how do I get there? Follow the guide!

Giant's tooth: what is it?

The Ascension of the Giant's Tooth is an unforgettable alpine adventure that combines technical challenges with breathtaking landscapes. Whether you are a seasoned mountaineer or a mountain enthusiast looking for new adventures, this summit offers a rewarding and memorable experience in one of the most beautiful mountain settings in the world ! Find out everything you need to know in our comprehensive guide!

Helbronner Point: the Franco-Italian summit of Mont-Blanc

Perched majestically on the border between France and Italy, the Helbronner Point stands like a jewel of the Mont-Blanc massif, attracting the eyes and the footsteps of adventurers and mountain lovers. Culminating at an altitude of between 3,462 and 3,470 meters, this summit offers a breathtaking view of a breathtaking Alpine landscape. Enjoy an exceptional panorama where sky, rock and ice mingle in an almost unreal harmony. In this article, we invite you to explore the Pointe Helbronner du Mont-Blanc and to discover its secrets!

Ski mountaineering: the rules you need to know

Ski mountaineering, distinct from alpine skiing, is the competitive version of ski touring where the skier aims for performance and technical challenges. More physically demanding, the ski mountaineering integrates mountaineering elements into the practice of ski touring, which requires the use of specific equipment such as ice axes and crampons when crossing rocky and glacial terrain. Find out everything you need to know about this practice!

Chamonix summer hike — Hotel Le Refuge des Aiglons

Explore paths meandering through dense forests, past glittering mountain lakes, past refreshing streams, and hike on serene mountain pastures, all under the gaze of towering mountains, elegant glaciers, and snow-capped peaks. Guided by passionate experts, dive into the vibrant world of Mountains of the Mont-Blanc Massif And Aiguilles Rouges, a haven of biodiversity. Which summer hike in Chamonix should you choose? Discover our 5 favorite hikes at the foot of Mont-Blanc.

Did you know that? Our rooms are getting a little makeover!

This year, the rooms of your hotel in Chamonix are getting a little makeover. The end of 2016 is marked by change for the hotel Le Refuge des Aiglons!

Mont-Blanc Marathon

Every year, at the end of June, the Mont-Blanc marathon takes place in Chamonix in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. For the occasion, the French ski capital located in Haute-Savoie is transformed into a trail festival.

Your weekend in Chamonix

If you want to get away from the routine, a Weekend in Chamonix is the perfect option! Extreme enthusiasts and nature lovers are spoilt for choice when it comes to their activities in the mountaineering capital. Charmed daily by the natural attractions of the Mont-Blanc Valley, we invite you to discover the essential activities by coming 3 days in Chamonix. Follow the guide!

Where can you swim in Chamonix?

Between blue-green lake, mountain views, majestic waterfalls or resplendent gorges, there is something for everyone.

However, mountain lakes are fragile ecosystems... The contribution of organic or chemical materials such as sunscreen, mosquito repellent or even buoys can transform their functioning. As a result, many exceptional water points are forbidden to swim. Find out before you go there.