Mont Blanc — the hig­hest peak in the Alps, a sym­bol of wild beau­ty and a desti­na­ti­on of lon­ging for hikers from all over the world. Embedded in one of the most impres­si­ve moun­tain land­scapes in Euro­pe, the regi­on around Mont Blanc com­bi­nes alpi­ne high moun­tain sce­n­ery with the cul­tu­re of three count­ries: France, Ita­ly and Switz­er­land. The sec­tions through the French Cha­mo­nix Val­ley and the idyl­lic Val Fer­ret in Switz­er­land are par­ti­cu­lar­ly invi­ting for varied dis­co­very tours. The clas­sic Tour du Mont Blanc leads along well-main­tai­ned paths past impo­sing gla­cier flanks, through blos­so­ming Alpi­ne val­leys and over pan­o­r­amic pas­ses, which repea­ted­ly offer breath­ta­king views of the snow-cover­ed mas­sif. Some­ti­mes lonely and wild, some­ti­mes embedded in char­ming moun­tain vil­la­ges — a hiking tour around Mont Blanc is an invi­ta­ti­on to pau­se, take a deep breath and mar­vel. Whe­ther you choo­se the west or east side — or want to expe­ri­ence both: You can look for­ward to inten­se expe­ri­en­ces of natu­re, genui­ne hos­pi­ta­li­ty in rustic moun­tain huts and the fee­ling of being on one of the most beau­tiful long-distance hiking trails in Europe.