The hike to Lac Blanc begins from the La Flégère cable car (1,877 m) and climbs steadily to 2,352 m over 6 km, taking about 2–3 hours. Along the way, alpine meadows and rocky ridges open to sweeping views of the Mont Blanc massif. At the summit, Lac Blanc’s turquoise waters mirror the surrounding peaks — a perfect reward that captures the very essence of Chamonix in a single day.

A true Chamonix classic, this high-altitude balcony trail connects La Flégère (1,877 m) to Brévent (2,525 m), offering constant views of glaciers, peaks, and the valley below. Expect about 3–4 hours of hiking with moderate ups and downs along a well-maintained path. Ideal for those seeking the freedom of walking above Chamonix’s skyline.

Starting right from Les Gaillands (1,050 m) at the edge of Chamonix, this demanding trail climbs steeply through forests and alpine slopes to the Brévent summit (2,525 m) — a gain of roughly 1,500 m over 10 km. Expect 4–5 hours of ascent with rewarding viewpoints along the way. Reaching the top reveals a breathtaking panorama over Mont Blanc, the Aiguille du Midi, and the entire Chamonix valley

Starting from the Plan de l’Aiguille (2,317 m), this traverse descends gradually towards the Mer de Glace, one of the largest glaciers in the Mont Blanc massif. The route takes around 4–6 hours, crossing rocky sections. Along the way, hikers experience breathtaking views of Mont Blanc, the Aiguilles de Chamonix and the beautiful Valley.

Starting from the charming village of Le Tour, this hike to Refuge Albert 1er (2,702 m) offers a safe and guided alpine adventure. Over 3–4 hours, you’ll climb through scenic meadows and rocky terrain to enjoy spectacular views of the Glacier du Tour and the Aiguille du Chardonnet. Have a meal inside the mountain hut to see how it looks from the inside and experience the alpine atmosphere.