France Alps GR5 Trek Tour

Your Guides

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The best people to immerse you in a destination are the ones who live there, which is why we feature local Adventure Guides on our trips. Here are a few that you might meet on this adventure.

Laurent Langoisseur

Laurent hails from Normandy, France, having grown up in Argentan. In 1991, he obtained his European Mountain Leader certification, and in 1995 he was awarded the coveted patch of the Compagnie des Guides. Laurent has been guiding for MT Sobek since 1995, and is a senior guide on our Alps trips, he has hiked the Tour du Mont Blanc close to 100 times! When he isn't guiding for MT Sobek, he teaches First Aid and Mountain Rescue to mountain and hiking guides. During the winter, he's a ski patrol monitor in the mountains above Chamonix.

Florence Simond

A native of Chamonix, Florence is a descendant from two of the area's oldest families. After growing up in the Chamonix Valley, "Flo" spent several years in the south of France, and then traveled abroad to South America and Asia. She returned to her ancestral home, where the mountains now form an integral part of her life. She has led nearly 50 trips to the Alps, not counting how many times she has done this trip for her own fun! In addition to being an accomplished hiking guide, Flo is a skier and climber. As a member of the Compagnie des Guides, she follows in the footsteps of her forefathers.

Beatrice Mugnier

Beatrice is a native of Chamonix, France, and has been guiding professionally in the Alps since 1989. She comes from a family of mountain climbers and her grandfather was also a professional mountain guide. Aside from being an expert hiking guide, Beatrice is also an avid climber and accomplished skier, and is a ski instructor during the winter months. She loves the mountains and will share her enthusiasm and in-depth experience with you during your trip.

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Upon your arrival at the airport in Geneva, transfer to the small town of Combloux, a simple but charming alpine village. After settling in at the hotel, you\'ll have a chance to stroll around the village, or simply savor the exquisite mountain scenery. Later, meet your guides and the rest of the group for a welcome dinner and an orientation.
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Today\'s warm-up hike will get you ready for the long, invigorating days ahead. Begin with an ascent over the grassy slopes of Le Mont de Vorès (6,781\'). From the wide open summit, make a long traverse in the shadow of the Aiguille Croche (8,257\') to reach the Col du Joly (6,525\'). From here, take in epic views of the entire Mont Blanc Range, which include the summit of the Mont Blanc massif itself (15,771\'). In the afternoon, hike down to the picturesque mountain town of Hauteluce (3,610\'). Overnight in Arêches.
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From the trailhead this morning, overlooking the bright-blue lake of Roselend, take a winding path along the ridge of Le Mont des Acrays (7,130\') toward the base of the "Giant\'s Tooth" peak of the Pierra Menta (8,902\'). At the Col du Couvercle (7,680\'), enjoy panoramic views of the southern edge of the Mont Blanc range and the summits of the Vanoise. Later, descend into the Tarentaise Valley, where the Isère River flows. The many stunning peaks of this area were host to the alpine events of the 1992 Albertville Winter Olympics.
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This morning, start hiking over smooth, rolling hills until reaching the alpine farming area at Le Ritord, where local farmers make the famous Beaufort cheese. Stepping off of the main trail you\'ll head to the Col d\'Aussois, the highest pass you\'ll cross on this trip at 9,566 feet in elevation. The pass is wedged between the ridge of La Pointe de l\'Echelle (11,227\') and the southern tips of the Dômes de la Vanoise and the Dent Parrachée (12,129\'). After crossing the col, begin your descent through fields frequented by grazing ibex to the lake of Le Plan d\'Amont (6,610\').
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Today you\'ll head into the heavily wooded area known as Mercantour National Park, a region with a diverse ecosystem and many geologic interests. The park is home to ermine, ibex, and eagles. And though it is rare to see any of the wolves that returned here in the 1990s in search of new territories, you\'ll certainly catch a glimpse of the many chamois goats that leap precariously from one rock ledge to the next. Starting from the stone barns at Vacherie du Boréon (5,413\'), in the welcoming shade of a larch forest, head towards Trecolpas Lake and then continue to the Pas de Ladres (8,031\'). The descent takes you to the Madone de Fenestre (6,260\'), nestled at the end of the valley.
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From the remote valley of Gordolasque, leave the Pas de l\'Arpette (8,238\') on your left to head south to the Cime du Diable (8,809\'), via the Pas du Trem (8,156\'). It is the southernmost summit of the park, and you\'ll be able to see it well from our vantage point. The trail then follows the winding ridgeline between the Roya and Vésubie Valleys, eventually emerging at La Pointe des Trois Commune (6,824\'), which offers stunning panoramic views of the Southern Alps. The last stretch leads you to Baisse de Tueis (6,197\').
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Coming back to where you stopped yesterday, follow the GR5 down to Sospel (1,148\'), passing more remnants of the Great War en route. Along the ridge between the Roya and Bavera Valleys, you will have the chance to pass through different stages of vegetation and enjoy the fragrance of the Mediterranean as you reach Sospel (1,148\'), a charming medieval town with a baroque cathedral and a newly restored town square. Dinner tonight is on your own.
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Your final hiking day begins with a trek to the Grand Mont (4,524\') to enjoy one last panoramic view of the mountains. Then it\'s down to the Mediterranean village of Castellar (1,280\'), perched on the side of a steep slope overlooking the sea. Hike to your last night\'s hotel in Menton, where you can end your trek by dipping your toes in the azure waters of the Med. Of all the Côte d\'Azur resorts, Menton is the warmest and most Italian, only a few miles from the border. Enjoy a farewell dinner with the group tonight.
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Rise early for your transfer to the Nice airport and depart or pair this trip with another MT Sobek adventure in Europe!
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Accommodations

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Charming accommodations in alpine towns and villages, featuring comfortable rooms, on-site restaurants, and stellar vistas of surrounding scenery.

Hotel Le Coin Savoyard

Comfortable Hotels

Hotel Le Coin Savoyard is a snug Alpine retreat in the charming town of Combloux, and great for travelers exploring Mont Blanc. This warm family-run hotel, once a farm, features inviting guest rooms that are simple and come equipped with good-sized beds, Wi-Fi, TV, a tea and coffee station, and a balcony. Conveniently situated near a skibus stop, guests can easily access nearby trails. Savor the stunning views of the Mont Blanc massif while dining on the restaurant terrace.

Hotel Les Ancolies

Comfortable Hotel

Located in the heart of Pralognan, an Olympic village in 1992, Hotel de la Vanoise is a welcoming, characterful alpine stay with beautiful views over the mountain, a lounge bar, spa, and a sauna. Most of Pralognan's attractions and are just a walk away, including the cable car if you want to admire Pralognan la Vanoise from the sky!

Hotel de la Vanoise, Peisey-Vallandry

Comfortable Hotel

A welcoming mountain retreat located in the heart of Paradiski Ski Area, Hotel de la Vanoise offers a great retreat for taking in the fresh alpine air. Rooms are outfitted with modern amenities and traditional Savoyard furniture; with plenty of wellness treatments that include the sauna, steam room, fitness suite, and massage chairs. The restaurant serves delicious Savoyard cuisine, such as Raclette and Tartiflette.

Hotel Aux Ducs de Savoie

Comfortable Hotel

Located in the center of Combloux, near the Waterhole biotope Swimming Lake, Hotel Aux Ducs de Savoie is a welcoming, characterful alpine stay with beautiful views over the mountains. The tastefully decorated rooms and stellar service make it a fantastic base from which to explore the alpine ski village. You can also enjoy the spa and Jacuzzi!

Hotel de la Vanoise, Pralognan-la-Vanoise

Comfortable Hotel

Located in the heart of Pralognan, an Olympic village in 1992, Hotel de la Vanoise is a welcoming, characterful alpine stay with beautiful views over the mountain, a lounge bar, spa, and a sauna. Its rooms feature private bathrooms, LCD flat-screen TVs, hair dryers, and Wi-Fi. Most of Pralognan's attractions and are just a walk away, including the cable car if you want to admire Pralognan la Vanoise from the sky!

Logis Hotel les Mottets

Comfortable Hotel

Experience cozy Alpine hospitality at the family-friendly, charming Logis Hotel les Mottets in Aussois. Enjoy scenic views of the Mont Blanc from the convenience of your bedroom! Its wooden-rustic rooms feature en-suite bathrooms, complimentary tea/coffee, free Wi-Fi, and a desk. Just a short walk to Les Forts de l'Esseillon.

Le Chalet Blanc Hotel

Comfortable Hotel

At this stunning property right in the heart of the Voie Lactee ski area, the 5th largest in the world, classical elegance and alpine comfort meld effortlessly with a contemporary touch. Admire stunning vistas of the Haute Alps or the charming alpine village from their elegant, spacious rooms. The spa is impeccable with a sauna, hammam, whirlpool bath and Shiatsu massages. Le Chalet Blanc Hotel has been awarded the "Famille Plus Montagne" award in the past!

Hotel les Chalets du Villard

Comfortable Hotel

Discover the magic of Saint-Veran from the comfort of the family-run Hotel les Chalets du Villard, a perfect base from which to explore the surrounding historic village. Every corner of this beautiful building offers panoramic high-alpine views! Modern rooms with kitchenettes are clean and well-equipped with amenities for a comfortable stay. Take a stroll in their picturesque gardens or relax in their spa and sauna with Jacuzzi. Enjoy an unforgettable stay.

Hotel SPA Azteca

Comfortable Hotel

Indulge in a Mexican villa-inspired oasis nestled in the heart of Barcelonnette, the Hotel SPA Azteca! Its creative, stylish guest rooms are equipped with Wi-Fi, TV, a mini-fridge, and a hairdryer. Many of the rooms offer garden views! Start your day with a delightful buffet breakfast served in the hotel's cafeteria, a definite highlight of a guest's stay.

Edwards Park Hotel La Chataigneraie

Comfortable Hotel

A family-style hotel centrally located in Saint-Martin-de-Vesubie, Edwards Park Hotel La Chataigneraie features well-equipped guest rooms with scenic views of the mountainous landscape and comfortable amenities, like Wi-Fi and TV. Facilities include a spectacular hotel garden with a family-friendly mini-golf and a trampoline for kids

L’Estive du Mercantour

Comfortable Hotel

L'Estive du Mercantour is the perfect stay for travelers who love adventure and enjoy nature! Boasting rustic architecture and beautiful natural surroundings, this hotel offers dormitory-style, single, or double beds. The restaurant serves local specialties that win raves from the guests. Conveniently situated near Mercantour Park, guests can easily access nearby trails. Enjoy warm alpine hospitality at this guest inn.

Hotel des Etrangers

Comfortable Hotel

The simple Hotel Des Etrangers has a prime location in the center of Sospel, just a short distance from the Bévéra River and the town center. Their friendly staff offers a warm hospitality to all guests, and rooms feature private bathrooms and functional amenities. Enjoy great views of the river and mountains from the hotel.

Hotel Prince de Galles

Comfortable Hotel

Nestled in the bustling, seaside town of Menton, the sophisticated Prince de Galles Hotel boasts a history as the former summer residence of Prince Antonio I of Monaco. Modern amenities abound at this hotel, including satellite TVs, a mini-bar, and Wi-Fi. The hotel's rooftop terrace offers great views of the city, while beach access and a peaceful garden with a solarium provide ultimate relaxation. Menton's old town and the Carnoles neighborhood is a walk away!

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