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Plaine Joux: must-see activities, access, and viewpoints

Perched above the Arve Valley, Plaine Joux often remains in the shadow of its larger neighboring resorts. Yet, it is one of the most well-rounded plateaus in the Mont-Blanc region : family skiing, paragliding take-offs, bouldering spots, and hiking trails all come together here, set against a backdrop that rivals even the most famous peaks. Accessible by car in about twenty minutes from nearby towns, the site is perfect for both a day trip and a multi-day vacation stop. Discover how to plan a trip to Plaine Joux, including activities to schedule, practical access information, and must-see viewpoints.

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Christmas in Chamonix: what to do as a couple or with the family?

As snow blankets the village's pitched roofs and Mont Blanc glows in the sunset, Christmas in Chamonix feels like a scene from a postcard. With the cozy atmosphere of the pedestrian streets, days spent skiing, and relaxing evenings, the valley provides a rare setting for holiday celebrations, whether you're visiting as a couple or with the whole family. Far from the hustle and bustle of larger resorts, Chamonix retains an authentic village charm, where mountain traditions still set the pace for the winter season. Spend an unforgettable Christmas in the Vallée Blanche !

Brévent, Chamonix: what to do and the best views to admire

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Some places take your breath away the moment you see them, and Le Brévent is one of them. Perched at an altitude of 2,525 meters facing Mont Blanc, this iconic peak in the Chamonix Valley is one of the most spectacular spots in the French Alps. Whether you are a skier, a hiker, a fan of panoramic views, or simply in search of fresh air, Le Brévent has something for you. And often, much more than you ever imagined! Follow the guide.

Trail Running in Chamonix: The Best Routes Around the Valley

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Chamonix and trail running are a match made in heaven. With its breathtaking mountain trails, challenging elevation gains and Mont Blanc as a constant backdrop, the Chamonix Valley is undoubtedly one of the world’s best playgrounds for mountain runners. Whether you're a beginner looking to explore your first trails or an experienced runner dreaming of mountain passes above 2,000 metres, you'll find plenty of routes to put your running shoes to the test. Join us as we explore the best trail running routes around Chamonix, along with our top tips to help you make the most of your adventure!

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Climbing Mont Blanc: Ready for Your Next Challenge?

Chamonix is known as the mountaineering capital of the world, nestled beneath the majestic Mont Blanc, which rises to an altitude of 4,810 metres. Ever since Jacques Balmat and Michel-Gabriel Paccard made the first successful ascent of Western Europe's highest mountain in 1786, the peaks of the Mont Blanc massif have attracted mountaineers from around the globe. Climbing Mont Blanc is a true mountaineering adventure that requires preparation, skill and determination. In this guide, we'll take you through everything you need to know to prepare for your Mont Blanc ascent with confidence.

Things to do in Chamonix: Bars, Restaurants, Karaoke, Party

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A mythical resort in the Alps, Chamonix does not only shine for its slopes and peaks: at nightfall, the city comes alive and becomes the ideal playground to make the day longer. Do you prefer a chic cocktail, raclette with friends, unbridled karaoke or a festive evening? Going out in Chamonix promises great surprises! And if you stay at the Hotel Les Aiglons, it all starts... on site.

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What are the rules for skiing safely?

Skiing is all about pleasure... provided you do it without putting yourself in danger! You should know that there are rules for skiing safely, rules established directly by the International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS). To ensure your safety and that of others, discover all ourtips for skiing safely.

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What to do in the Northern Alps? Our guide

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Wide open spaces, vertiginous peaks, picturesque villages, breathtaking landscapes: the Northern Alps Extend your arms to you. Between crystalline lakes, deep forests, majestic glaciers and emblematic mountains such as Mont-Blanc or Vanoise, this region of the French Alps is a real a concentrate of nature and adventures. In this guide, discover all our ideas to fully experience your vacation in the Northern Alps!

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Mont Maudit: history, access, and must-see viewpoints

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Between Mont Blanc and Mont Blanc du Tacul, Mont Maudit reaches an elevation of 4,465 meters. Less publicized than its illustrious neighbor, this Alpine peak remains one of the most imposing and demanding in the massif! Behind its name, steeped in mystery, lies a mountain that is as fascinating as it is formidable, attracting seasoned mountaineers every year in search of authenticity and high-altitude adventure.

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Organising a Seminar in Chamonix: From the Mountains to Team Cohesion

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Imagine: a crystal-clear morning at the foot of Mont Blanc, a team gathered in a chalet overlooking the glaciers, a light-filled meeting room and the Chamonix Valley stretching out in the background. This isn't a corporate dream: it's a new generation of seminars combining performance, inspiration and unspoilt nature. Organising a seminar in Chamonix is an experience in its own right, designed for professionals seeking purpose, team cohesion and a change of scenery.