Overview
The Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) is one of the world’s most renowned hiking routes, circling the Mont Blanc massif through France, Italy, and Switzerland. Spanning roughly 110 miles, this challenging trail takes hikers through alpine meadows, rugged peaks, and picturesque villages, offering some of the most stunning mountain scenery in Europe.
The TMB is a multi-day trek that combines breathtaking landscapes with cultural experiences, as you move between three countries and enjoy the unique flavors and traditions of each.
Highlights
- Chamonix (France): Start your journey in this iconic alpine town, known as the mountaineering capital of the world.
- Courmayeur (Italy): Enjoy Italian hospitality and cuisine in this charming mountain village.
- Val Ferret (Switzerland): Trek through this peaceful valley surrounded by towering peaks.
- Col de la Seigne: Cross the border between France and Italy at this high mountain pass with incredible views.
- Lac Blanc (France): Take a detour to this beautiful alpine lake for postcard-worthy vistas of Mont Blanc.
Distance
~110 miles (170 km)
Best Time to Go
June to September, when the snow has melted and the trails are open for hikers.