BY Rami Rasamny | June 01 2023

Tour du Mont Blanc Trek – Your Questions Answered

Tour du Mont Blanc Trek – Your Questions Answered

🌍 Tour du Mont Blanc – Everything You Need to Know! | Talking Outdoors with Rami Rasamny

🏔️🎒 Thinking about hiking the Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB)? In this full-length episode of Talking Outdoors, Life Happens Outdoors founder and veteran team leader Rami Rasamny dives into what makes the Tour du Mont Blanc trail one of the most spectacular long-distance hikes in the world. Whether you’re wondering about the difficulty, best time to hike, or how to plan your TMB trek, this episode has you covered! Check out the full episode where we cover:

✔️ What is the Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) and why is it so special? ✔️ How long is the Tour du Mont Blanc and how many days does it take? ✔️ How difficult is the TMB hike and what kind of training is needed? ✔️ What is the best time to hike the Tour du Mont Blanc? ✔️ How to plan your Tour du Mont Blanc trek and key logistics to know ✔️ The highlights of the Mont Blanc Circuit and the TMB trail experience

📍 What is the Tour du Mont Blanc? The TMB trail is a legendary trekking route that circles Mont Blanc, crossing through France, Italy, and Switzerland over approximately 170 km (105 miles). It’s a journey through stunning alpine scenery, charming mountain refuges, and diverse cultures. But how hard is the Tour du Mont Blanc? When is the best time to hike it? We cover everything to help you plan the adventure of a lifetime!

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📢 Let us know in the comments: Have you hiked the Tour du Mont Blanc? What was your most memorable moment?

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