BY Rami Rasamny | June 06 2024

CHAMONIX VALLEY TREKS – YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED

CHAMONIX VALLEY TREKS – YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED

🌍 Chamonix Valley Treks – The Best Hiking in Chamonix | Talking Outdoors with Rami Rasamny

🏔️🎒 Thinking about hiking in Chamonix? In this episode of Talking Outdoors, Life Happens Outdoors founder and veteran team leader Rami Rasamny dives into the best hiking trails in Chamonix, sharing everything you need to know about this world-famous alpine destination. Whether you’re planning a summer trek or a winter adventure, this episode covers it all! Check out the full episode where we cover:

✔️ Best hiking trails in Chamonix for all levels ✔️ When is the best time for hiking in Chamonix? (May, June, September, October, November) ✔️ Hiking in Chamonix in winter – What’s possible? ✔️ Day hiking trips in Chamonix – Where to go for a short adventure ✔️ Where to stay in Chamonix for hiking access ✔️ What makes hiking in Chamonix, France, so special? ✔️ How to prepare for hiking in the French Alps

📍 Why Hike in Chamonix? Chamonix is one of the best hiking destinations in the world, offering a mix of high-altitude treks, scenic valley hikes, and breathtaking mountain views. Whether you’re looking for summer trekking routes or winter hiking in Chamonix, we break down everything you need to plan your perfect trip.

🔔 Subscribe for more outdoor adventure insights from Life Happens Outdoors! You can also find out more about our Chamonix Valley Treks here.

📢 Let us know in the comments: Have you hiked in Chamonix? What’s your favorite trail?

Book with Quatar Airways

MORE FROM THE BLOG

Discover More Adventures

France

Chamonix Valley Treks

7 Days EXPLORE

France

Tour du Mont Blanc Trek

8 Days EXPLORE

Switzerland

Tour of the Matterhorn

8 Days EXPLORE

We’re more than an adventure travel community. Life Happens Outdoors (LHO) is an idea grounded firmly in the belief that every single one of us is born an explorer. That every single one of us, no matter who we are, where we come from, and no matter what our perceived limitations may be, can find a transformative experience in the great outdoors.

READY FOR AN ADVENTURE

SAY HELLO

DIVE DEEPER

BUSINESS PARTNERSHIPS

© 2025 LIFE HAPPENS OUTDOORS. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. NO PART OF THIS SITE MAY BE REPRODUCED WITHOUT OUR WRITTEN PERMISSION.

Member of the Adventure Travel Trade Association

Member of the World Travel & Tourism Council

Global rescue insurance

Currency:

The price will be converted to show the approximate cost in your chosen currency. Please note, you'll pay in GBP, the exchange rate may change before payment

Cookies Policy Acceptable Use Policy Privacy Policy Booking Terms & Conditions

An adventure holiday for anyone with a pulse. No fitness requirements or prerequisites. Come as you are. Great for those who already train 1-2 times per week or would like to use this upcoming adventure as an opportunity to kickstart a fitness journey. Joiners should be comfortable with their physical fitness and regularly train at least 2-3 times a week in the lead up to this adventure. Joiners should be comfortable with their physical fitness and regularly train at least 2-3 times a week in the lead up to this adventure.Joiners should be comfortable with their physical fitness and regularly train at least 2-3 times a week in the lead up to this adventure. Need we explain further? No prior experience is required. Basic skills may be taught during this adventure. The skills necessary to safely complete this adventure will be taught as a part of this experience. This adventure requires prior experience, pre-requisite skills or certifications. See below for details. We aim to strike a balance between unique local experiences and international standards of comfort and hygiene. Hostels are dorm-style accommodation used during certain legs of our trips and expeditions. They can be quite trendy with common areas, restaurants and cafes. Expect rooms to include a bed and a mattress as well as a common dining area with chairs and tables. You’ll need to bring a sleeping bag and an optional pillow. When the experience includes camping we provide the tents, sleeping mats, common dining tents, camping chairs and camping tables. The only thing you’ll need to get is a sleeping bag and an optional camping pillow. Please refer to the LHO gear list for more information specific to the trip you’re on. Mountain Lodges are usually well equipped, providing beds with duvets and pillows. They also include a common restaurant area. Some lodges require a sleeping liner.