Haute Route

There is no better known traverse in the Alps than the Haut Rout. The Haute Route leads from Chamonix to Zermatt or other way round and is famous for its wild and impressive glacier world. On the Haute Rout the traverse and nature experience are the most important and not the climbs of summits. The Haute Route is and remains a classic traverse.

Zermatt – Chamonix
Day 1: Schwarzsee – Schoenbielhuette, ca. 3 hours.
Day 2: Schoenbielhuette – Tête Blanche – Arolla, ca. 7 hours.
Day 3: Arolla – Pigne d´Arolla – Cab. des Vignettes, ca. 7 hours.
Day 4: Cab. des Vignettes – Fenêtre de Durand – Glacier, ca. 5 hours. By taxi to Courmayeur.
Day 5: Courmayeur – Helbronner – Vallée Blanche – Chamonix, ca. 3 hours. Return to Zermatt.

Costs:
CHF 1'320.00 per person with 6 people
CHF 1'500.00 per person with 5 people
CHF 1'710.00 per person with 4 people
CHF 2'150.00 per person with 3 people
CHF 2'890.00 per person with 2 people
CHF 5'360.00 for 1 person

Includes:
Qualified Mountain Guide, taxis, 2 x huts with half board and 2 x hotel with half board without cable cars.

Chamonix – Zermatt
Day 1: Journey from Zermatt to Argentiere – Argentiere hut via Les Grands Montets 1 1/2 hour.
Day 2: Argentiere hut – Trient hut, ca. 6 hours.
Day 3: Trient hut – Champex, ca. 2 hours. By taxi to Verbier. Mont Fort – Rosablanche – Prafleuri hut, ca. 5 hours.
Day 4: Prafleuri hut – Arolla, ca. 5 hours.
Day 5: Arolla – Bertolhütte, ca. 4 Std.
Day 6: Bertol hut – Tête Blanche – Zermatt, 4 hours.

Costs:
CHF 1'460.00 per person with 6 people
CHF 1'650.00 per person with 5 people
CHF 1'880.00 per person with 4 people
CHF 2'350.00 per person with 3 people
CHF 3'140.00 per person with 2 people
CHF 5'810.00 for 1 person

Includes:
Qualified Mountain Guide, taxis, 4 x huts with half board and 1 x hotel with half board without cable cars.

The minimum age is 16 years. The terms and conditions of All Alpine Sports are part of the booking.