Chamonix Mont Blanc

There truly is no better way to see the Mont Blanc Massif. See the glaciers up close, marvel at the dramatic mountain peaks, reach 3000m in altitude, admire the Drus and return to the valley floor - all within half an hour!

ULM is a type of small aircraft that helps your adventure really take off! See the sights of the beautiful Chamonix Valley and the Mont Blanc Massif from above. ULM's have only two seats; one for you and one for the pilot. If travelling in a group, we'll make sure everyone gets a turn. Every season offers a different view, so make sure to enquire today!

The Aguile Du Midi is a staggering 3842m (12,605 ft) tall mountain in the Mont Blanc Massif. Offering panoramic views, visitors can take a gondola up to a mid-station, the another up to a spectacular viewing area. Fitted with a cafe, gift shop, "le tube" (a walkway around the summit) and the ominously named "step into the void" (a glass-floored viewing platform that allows you to look 1000m directly below), Aguille du Midi makes for a popular tourist attraction.

Ever wondered what it feels like to fly? Well, get as close as you can to that feeling with paragliding!

Known as ‘parapenting’ in France, take a tandem flight this year with qualified pilot and see the Alps in a whole new way.

It’s possible to fly all year, so if you’re tempted to soar in the mountain winds on your next break, make sure to enquire now.

Leaving from the centre of Chamonix, this red train takes you on a beautiful 20-minute journey up to France’s largest glacier, the famous Mer de Glace – “Sea of Ice. At the top, leave the station and the vista opens up to an extraordinary view of the glacier, frozen like a sea in motion. From the station, take the bubble lift down and enter the ice cave – carved into the glacier anew every year. You’ll be amazed to see the markers indicating how the glacier has retreated since the train line was completed in 1909.

Take the Plan Joran gondala up to Grand Montets and enjoy spectacular views over the Chamonix valley.

One of the best ways to explore the valley is on an E-Bike. E-Biking is similar to mountain biking but not as physically demanding.

Depending on what you are looking for, our expert local guides can take you on scenic pedal or a thrilling mountain trail. All safety equipment is provided so you only need to turn up in something comfortable.

Hike around the Balme area and see spectacular views looking down on the Chamonix valley.

Looking for a fun, fast paced way experience the mountains? Mountain Biking or - as the French call it - VTT could be for you!

Let gravity do some of the work as you descend high altitude tracks, biking through forests and alongside rivers. There are loads of bike trails across the valley, so getting out on your first day will leave you desperate for more.

Our expert local instructors can cater to all levels, so whether you are a beginner or ready for the reds and blacks, we’re sure to have a trail for you.

Make your way down water-filled gorges, swim through rock pools and slide down water-smoothed rocks on a canyoning experience this summer. A combination of scrambling, abseiling, cliff jumping and swimming, canyoning is like white water rafting without the raft.

Our local guides are experts in the area as well as all the rope rigging. This means you’ll be in safe hands as you make you way down the canyon.

Prepare to get wet and take the canyoning plunge this summer!

Road Biking is one of the most versatile ways to enjoy the great outdoors. From leisurely rides to pumped-up cardio workouts, you’re able to set the pace on smooth, consistent terrain.

Working with local experts, we have routes and bikes for beginners, intermediates and aspiring Tour de Francers. Enquire today to learn more about road biking on your next adventure.

Take the Flegere cable car and hike up to Lac Blanc.

White water rafting is a great way to enjoy the scenery as well get the adrenaline going! Working as a team is crucial here, so get ready to share some laughs on this thrilling bonding experience.

Your boat will have one of our experienced local guides, who will navigate and tell the paddlers when they need to paddle. We welcome groups of all abilities, so don’t worry if you are new to all of this.

As you might expect, you’ll probably end up in the water at some point, but that’s part of the fun!

People of all ages have taken up rock climbing, with that in mind, our Rock-Climbing sessions are suitable for all abilities. From climbing routes for learning the basics, to routes that push your limits, we’ve got you good grip on what routes are best for you.

For the greatest tree adventure in Chamonix or the Lake District, look no further than Accro’ Parc. The park is composed of 7 courses, all of varying difficulty. With this level of choice, the Accro Park can offer the perfect challenge for a group with a variety of ability levels.

Ever wondered what it feels like to fly? Well, get as close as you can to that feeling with paragliding!

Known as ‘parapenting’ in France, take a tandem flight this year with qualified pilot and see the Alps in a whole new way.

It’s possible to fly all year, so if you’re tempted to soar in the mountain winds on your next break, make sure to enquire now.

Take the Prarion lift up and hike around Les houches with spectacular views around the Chamonix Valley.

Looking for a fun, fast paced way experience the mountains? Mountain Biking or - as the French call it - VTT could be for you!

Let gravity do some of the work as you descend high altitude tracks, biking through forests and alongside rivers. There are loads of bike trails across the valley, so getting out on your first day will leave you desperate for more.

Our expert local instructors can cater to all levels, so whether you are a beginner or ready for the reds and blacks, we’re sure to have a trail for you.

The Gorge walk offers stunning scenery, with a beautiful - and only moderate - walk. With a handrail and designated path, anyone with a reasonable level of fitness can enjoy it.

With the walk taking no more than an hour and a half, you can take your time and enjoy the excellent historical signage along the way. With the gorge itself and the trees providing some relief from the sunshine, this walk is great on a hot day. It’s also great to do on a rainy day for the cover it provides, as well as the flow of the five waterfalls you’ll pass impressing further.

This spectacular walk is great for everyone, so put on some comfortable shoes and follow the flowing water.

Via Ferrata is a step beyond conventional hiking, but without the risks of unprotected scrambling and climbing. It uses very minimum kit compared to other forms of mountain climbing, making it a great way to explore the mountains.

Modern Via Ferrata, at its core, is a steel cable that runs along a climbing route fixed to a rock (in intervals of no more than 10 metres). Climbers are then equipped with a kit that allows them to secure themselves to this cable and enjoy the dramatic positions and breath-taking views.

Via Ferrata – Italian for “Iron Path” – is a term used to describe a protected climbing path in the Alps. Historically these paths would have aided villages to connect to higher pastures and then were used in early 20th Century wartime to navigate the difficult terrain of the area.