Mont Blanc

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Explore Mont Blanc's Majesty

Skyway Monte Bianco stands as a testament to the remarkable Italian engineering, an extraordinary feat offering unparalleled access to Mont Blanc, the eighth wonder of the world. Traverse this technological marvel, embarking on a literal journey to the clouds and sky.

Three Stops:
Courmayeur (1,300 m / 4,200 feet): Begin your adventure at the starting point housing ticket offices, parking facilities, and a bar. Pavillon du Mont Fréty (2,200 m / 7,200 feet): The intermediate station boasts various attractions, including a high-altitude cellar, two restaurants, a conference room, and a special shopping area. Punta Helbronner (3,466 m / 11,300 feet): Gaze in awe at Mont Blanc and its peaks from a breathtaking terrace. Access Torino Refuge via a modern tunnel, a hub for mountaineering and off-piste routes like the Toula glacier, Marbrées glacier, and the 24 km (15 miles) Vallée Blanche route leading to Chamonix.

Experience the

Tour du Mont Blanc

Experience the renowned Tour du Mont Blanc, a world-famous trek showcasing the 'little Himalaya' of the Alps. Encircling Mont Blanc's 4,810 m peak and its majestic glaciers, this 170 km path offers extraordinary landscapes at altitudes ranging between 1,200 and 2,600 m. Accessible to all with a training requirement, it remains one of Europe's most spectacular and popular routes.