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Guides & Tours in Chamonix

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The main draw for people coming to Chamonix in winter is, of course, skiing and snowboarding.

Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Chamonix Activities Guide.

Climb Mont Blanc in 6 Days, Chamonix / Mont Blanc Valley

Climb Mont Blanc in 3 or 5 Days

If you are thinking about climbing Mont Blanc, and have little or no mountaineering experience but have a good level of fitness and motivation, then this is the course for you!

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Chamonix Mont Blanc Guides, Chamonix

Chamonix Mont Blanc Guides

Location
Chamonix

Chamonix Mont Blanc Guides specialises in high mountain guiding, skiing and alpinism. Based in the Chamonix Valley, at the foot of the Mont Blanc range, they have all the experience and expertise to make your dream adventure become a reality.

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Private mountain guiding

Location
Chamonix

Experience one of the Chamonix Valley's classic one day or multi-day mountaineering routes in the safe hands of a professional, experienced mountain guide.

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Mont Blanc ascent - three days

Location
Chamonix

Reach the summit of the highest peak in Western Europe with a professional guide.

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Alpine Via Ferrata Experience, Chamonix

Guided via ferrata de Curalla

Location
Chamonix

Discover the Alps from a unique and exhilarating vantage point.

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Private guided rock climbing

Location
Chamonix

Improve your climbing skills with instruction from a professional guide.

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La Via des Evettes Via Ferrata

This via ferrata route is split into two sections which you reach on foot in around 20 minutes from the top of the Flégère cable car. 

About activities in Chamonix

The main draw for people coming to Chamonix in winter is, of course, skiing and snowboarding. However, there’s other activities to do in Chamonix in the summer. 

Whether you're just looking for something to do when the lifts close or you simply don't ski, we promise you, you'll have no time to get bored here!

With five different parts of the valley to ski in, and a wealth of off-piste areas, the valley has something for every level of experience. There are around 150km of piste, 65 ski lifts, the pisted terrain ranges in altitude from 950m to 3,300m and not forgetting the world famous Vallée Blanche descent - a 20km long route that takes you from the Aiguille du Midi down 2,700m to town.

What to do in Chamonix?

Chamonix is an outdoor activities paradise. The Alpine town and its surrounding mountains offer hundreds of things to do for every ability and every age.

 Some activities are perfect for solo travellers while others are more suited to romantic couples. Families and groups will also find a wide range of things to do in Chamonix. 

From relaxing to full on adrenaline, from child friendly to adults only, from outdoor fun to bad weather indoor activities, there is something for everyone in Chamonix.

Activities Guest Card

The Chamonix guest card ('carte d'hôte') is valid throughout the year (for the duration of your stay) and entitles you to various discounts throughout the valley, such as reductions at all the sports and cultural facilities including the swimming pool, ice rink, museums and covered parking. 

If you do not receive one when you check into your accommodation, you can buy one from any of the tourist offices in the valley. You can find out more about the various advantages it offers from the tourist office website.

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