A guide-led summer crossing for trekkers who want a more serious alpine line than the Tour du Mont Blanc.
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A guide-led summer crossing for trekkers who want a more serious alpine line than the Tour du Mont Blanc.
Stay style: Predominantly huts and high mountain inns.
Food and support: Hut meals are standard, with snacks and lunch carried between stages.
France's principal high-mountain region spanning the Alps and Pyrenees.
Italian Alps region spanning the western Alpine arc, the Dolomites, Ortler, Adamello, and Bernina sectors.
Pennine Alps summits including the Matterhorn-Monte Rosa chain and surrounding Valais giants.
Italian western Alps focused on Monte Rosa, Gran Paradiso, and surrounding frontier giants.
Swiss Alps mountain region spanning the major glaciated summits of Valais, Bernese Oberland, Graubunden, and central Switzerland.
Major United States mountain systems covering Alaska, Cascades, Sierra Nevada, and the Rockies.
The highest mountain in each country.
Peaks from 4000 to 4999 metres.
Recognised alpine peaks above 4000 metres.
Commercially relevant peaks within the Mont Blanc massif.
Guide-friendly Monte Rosa 4000-metre summits.
Derived collection of alpine summits at or above 4000 metres.