Chamonix Mont-Blanc Valley
Bucket List Chamonix Mont-Blanc Valley
Claiming its spot under the highest mountain in western Europe, Chamonix Mont-Blanc Valley is a beloved bucket list destination that has always written its own introduction. In this iconic landscape, big mountain features surround the stunning backdrop of Mont Blanc and blend seamlessly with enchanting valley villages stuffed with French charm, food, and fun. When paired with easy airline access through both Italy and Switzerland, adventure seekers of all styles and abilities can explore the 5 distinct areas within Chamonix Mont-Blanc – Grands Montets, Les Houches, Le Tour/Balme, La Flegere, and Le Brevent. Each area is situated on the south-facing valley wall, allowing for sunny turns above tree line. Yet another European Ikon Pass destination packed to the peaks with remarkable terrain for all, stunning views, and a vibrant mountain culture, this valley has been pleasing adventure seekers for over 100 years.
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Days shared between: Grands Montets, Les Houches, Le Tour/Balme, La Flegere and Le Brevent.
- Acres
- 29405
- Lifts
- 67
- Trails
- 119
- Avg Snowfall
- 264"
- GVA - Chamonix Mont-Blanc Valley
- 62 miles (1 hour 18 minutes)
OFF-PISTE PERFECTION
Chamonix-Mont-Blanc is an iconic destination that attracts tourists from the world over, to visit the sights or enjoy the sports. While they are here, they cannot help but soak up the extraordinary history tied to the conquest of Mont Blanc and its peaks and the origins of mountaineering.
WHEN IN FRANCE
It goes without saying – when in France, eat as the French do. Get ready to tuck into the freshest bread, endless gourmet cheeses, and bottle upon bottle of the best wine. From mid-mountain to valley floor, there are endless options to explore.
RIDE THE RAILS
A classic entry point to the Chamonix Valley, the Mont Blanc Express runs through the valley before venturing on into Switzerland. As practical as it is stunning in its views, this rail line is free to those staying in the valley, providing access to the entire public transport network between Servoz and Vallorcine.
