The Mont Blanc Massif, composed of Mont Blanc (15,536') the highest peak in Western Europe and a flank of impressively spectacular peaks and glaciers, uniquely straddles the borders of France, Italy, and Switzerland.

The Mont Blanc Massif, composed of Mont Blanc (15,536') the highest peak in Western Europe and a flank of impressively spectacular peaks and glaciers, uniquely straddles the borders of France, Italy, and Switzerland.

Trek the Alps from France to Italy and Switzerland; cross glaciers and pine forests, visit remote villages and mountain refuges before finishing your days with local cuisine and wines. The Mont Blanc region boasts one of the world's premier hiking...

Resting in the Swiss Alps, just east of the Matterhorn is the stunningly beautiful Monte Rosa. Anchoring one of the most heavily glaciated areas in the Alps, Monte Rosa is the highest peak in Switzerland and the centerpiece of this circular hike....

From the town of Chamonix, head up mountainside paths surrounded by flowers and enjoy breathtaking views of Aiguille de Bionnassay's dramatic glacier and soaring rock spires.