Six Days, One Mountain
A few pics from an impressive 6-day trek around Mont Blanc.
The Tour of Mont Blanc takes you through France, Italy, and Switzerland, circling the highest peak in the Alps at 4,808 metres. No single day is easy — the passes are steep, the weather is unpredictable, and your legs know about it by day three.
The Trail
The landscape shifts constantly. You go from dense pine forests to rocky ridgelines to wide glacial valleys, sometimes all in the same afternoon. Villages appear just when you need them — a bed, a hot meal, a chance to dry your boots.
Above the Clouds
The high passes are the reward. Standing at Col des Fours or Fenêtre d'Arpette with the whole massif spread out in front of you — that's the kind of moment you remember. Mont Blanc doesn't need to be climbed to be impressive. Just walking around it is enough.
The Last Days
By the final two days, the legs are tired but the motivation is different — you're closing the loop, coming back to where you started with six days of mountain under your belt. A proper adventure.
