A hike through the landscapes
of Mont Blanc

The Mont Blanc range is one of the most impressive in the Alps, and many of its peaks rise above 4,000 metres. At these elevations, the landscape is dominated by glacial and periglacial environments whose existence is threatened by global warming. It is estimated that, by the end of the century, these environments may survive in only a few Alpine locations. Mont Blanc is one of them.


The trail offers a journey through the past and present of this area, from the traces of ancient ice ages to glaciers that are still active today, allowing visitors to observe the evolution of the landscape in an age of profound climate change.
Download GPS trackStages
SectionStagesDifficulty
Starting Point1 · 2 · 3 · 4Tourist
The ascent5 · 6 · 7 · 8Experienced hiker
Mont Fréty9 · 10 · 11Tourist
Via ferrata12 · 13 · ArrivalEquipped hiker
