A medium-mountain excursion in a spectacular alpine environment. The route leads us to Lac Blanc, surrounded by snow-covered peaks and forests, walking with snowshoes along a safe and accessible itinerary. A perfect experience to enjoy the winter landscape, the silence of the mountains, and the unique sensation of moving across the snow, with no previous experience required.

Technical Details

• Activity: Snowshoeing

• Level: Medium mountain – intermediate level

• Duration: 4–5 hours (approx.)

• Elevation gain: 500–600 m

• Distance: 8–10 km

• Maximum altitude: approx. 2,300 m

• Recommended season: Winter (depending on snow conditions)

(Technical data may vary depending on the starting point and terrain conditions.)

Requirements

• Moderate physical fitness

• No previous experience required

• Ability to walk for several hours on snowy terrain

Required Equipment

• Snowshoes

• Trekking poles with snow baskets

• Waterproof mountain boots

• Warm and windproof clothing

• Backpack, water, and food

• Sunglasses and sun protection

Safety

The route is planned and guided by a certified medium-mountain professional, with the itinerary adapted to the group and current terrain conditions. Safety, appropriate pace, and enjoyment of the activity are always the priority.

A medium-mountain excursion in a beautiful alpine environment, following the Bérard Valley to reach the refuge, located at the foot of impressive rocky walls. The route passes through forests and open mountain areas along a progressive and well-defined itinerary. It is an ideal activity to enjoy the landscape, the high-mountain atmosphere, and a safe introduction to the winter environment, with no technical experience required.

Technical Details

• Activity: Snowshoeing / Hiking (depending on season)

• Level: Medium mountain – intermediate level

• Duration: 4–5 hours (approx.)

• Elevation gain: 400–500 m

• Distance: 7–9 km

• Maximum altitude: approx. 1,920 m

• Recommended season: Winter (snowshoeing) / Spring–Autumn (hiking)

(Technical data may vary depending on the starting point and terrain conditions.)

Requirements

• Moderate physical fitness

• No previous experience required

• Ability to walk for several hours on mountain terrain

Required Equipment

• Snowshoes (in winter)

• Trekking poles with snow baskets

• Waterproof mountain boots

• Warm and windproof clothing

• Backpack, water, and food

• Sunglasses and sun protection

Safety

The route is planned and guided by a certified medium-mountain professional, with the itinerary adapted to the group and current weather and terrain conditions. Safety, appropriate pace, and enjoyment of the activity are always the priority.

A medium-mountain snowshoeing excursion in a classic alpine environment, ascending to the Loriaz mountain pastures beneath the impressive cliffs of the Aiguilles Rouges. The route follows forested paths and open slopes, with progressive elevation gain and panoramic views of the Mont Blanc massif. A well-balanced itinerary, ideal for enjoying the winter mountain atmosphere in a safe and controlled setting.

Technical Details

• Activity: Snowshoeing

• Level: Medium mountain – intermediate level

• Duration: 4–5 hours (approx.)

• Elevation gain: 500–600 m

• Distance: 8–10 km

• Maximum altitude: approx. 2,020 m

• Recommended season: Winter (depending on snow conditions)

(Technical data may vary depending on the starting point and terrain conditions.)

Requirements

• Moderate physical fitness

• No previous experience required

• Ability to walk for several hours on snowy terrain

Required Equipment

• Snowshoes

• Trekking poles with snow baskets

• Waterproof mountain boots

• Warm and windproof clothing

• Backpack, water, and food

• Sunglasses and sun protection

Safety

The route is planned and guided by a certified medium-mountain professional, with continuous assessment of snow conditions and weather. The itinerary and pace are adapted to the group to ensure safety and an enjoyable mountain experience.

A classic high-mountain snowshoeing traverse linking Plan d’Aiguille to Montenvers, offering exceptional views of the Mont Blanc massif and the Mer de Glace. The route follows open alpine terrain and panoramic traverses, with moderate elevation changes and no technical difficulties. This itinerary is ideal for discovering the winter high-mountain environment in a safe and controlled way, combining breathtaking scenery with a rewarding mountain experience.

Technical Details

• Activity: Snowshoeing

• Level: Medium mountain – intermediate level

• Duration: 4–5 hours (approx.)

• Elevation gain: 350–450 m

• Elevation loss: 450–550 m

• Distance: 7–9 km

• Maximum altitude: approx. 2,300 m

• Recommended season: Winter (depending on snow conditions)

(Technical data may vary depending on the starting point, snow conditions, and route choice.)

Requirements

• Moderate physical fitness

• No previous experience required

• Ability to walk for several hours on snowy alpine terrain

Required Equipment

• Snowshoes

• Trekking poles with snow baskets

• Waterproof mountain boots

• Warm and windproof clothing

• Backpack, water, and food

• Sunglasses and sun protection

Safety

The route is planned and guided by a certified medium-mountain professional, with continuous assessment of snow, weather, and terrain conditions. The itinerary and pace are adapted to the group to ensure safety and an enjoyable high-mountain experience.

Experience personalized trips designed entirely around you – wherever and whenever you want. Together, we choose the perfect destination or trekking route, taking into account every detail: your preferences, pace, level of experience, and what matters most to you. The goal is simple: to create an unforgettable adventure, full of comfort, excitement, and moments that you’ll remember forever.