Senderismo cerca de Argentière – Chamonix – Grands Montets
Argentière – Chamonix – Grands Montets (1231 m) se encuentra en Savoie Mont Blanc, France. MR. ALPS recoge 20 senderos señalizados que parten de aquí o cruzan la zona, 199 km señalizados en total. Van de 3.8 km a 15.8 km, el más largo es Alpenpässe-Weg: Trient - Emosson Barrage. 20 de ellos indican su desnivel positivo, entre 54 m y 2826 m.
La red de senderos de un vistazo
- Senderos señalizados
- 20
- Distancia señalizada total
- 199 km
- Ruta más corta
- 3.8 km
- Ruta más larga
- 15.8 km
- Desnivel positivo
- 54–2826 m (en 20 senderos)
- Dificultad indicada
- en 1 senderos
- Mapas disponibles
- en 20 senderos
Los tiempos de marcha son estimaciones calculadas a partir de la distancia y el desnivel con la regla de Naismith, sin contar paradas.
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Tour du Mont Blanc - Variante du Tour
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Tour Du Mont Blanc - Variante de Vallorcine
This variant of the Tour du Mont Blanc climbs through alpine meadows, conifer forests, and rocky slopes to the Col de Balme at 2,191 m, a pass straddling the French-Swiss border between the Vallée de Chamonix and the Vallée du Trient. From the top, the panorama takes in the Aiguille du Tour, the Aiguille du Chardonnet, and the Aiguille d'Argentière ranged across the Mont Blanc massif.
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Chalet du Chapeau
path nr.7 from Rother Wanderführer, Mont Blanc
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Lacs Noirs
Departing from the top of the Planpraz cable car, this route through the Réserve Naturelle des Aiguilles Rouges climbs through steep sections and névés to reach the Lacs Noirs at 2,540 m and Lac Cornu at 2,276 m. Throughout, the eyes are drawn across the Chamonix-Mont-Blanc valley to the glaciers of the Mont-Blanc massif — where the retreat of the ice is plainly visible.
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Rocher des Mottets - Montenvers
The route climbs through forest and switchbacks to a dramatic viewpoint above red rocks, with a splendid outlook over the Aiguilles des Drus and the Mer de Glace below. The path follows a corridor carved out in 1968 as a Vallée Blanche exit, passing the couloir d'Orthaz — where falling rocks are a live concern — before breaking out of the trees onto those vivid crimson crags.
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Refuge Albert Ier
The trail climbs to 2,702 metres above the Glacier du Tour — the only hut managed by the CAF de Chamonix reachable in summer without crossing a glacier — with views spanning the Aiguille du Tour, Aiguille du Chardonnet, and Aiguille d'Argentière. It sits on the Haute Route between Chamonix and Zermatt, making it a crossroads for day hikers drawn by the Chamonix Valley panorama and alpinists bound for serious high-mountain routes.
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Chemin du Montenvers
The Chemin du Montenvers traces the Grand Balcon Nord, a high traverse delivering unbroken panoramic views of Mont Blanc, the Chamonix Aiguilles, the Aiguilles Rouges, Le Brévent, and the Chamonix Valley. The route ends at Montenvers, where the high peaks tower above the Mer de Glace glacier.
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Mont Buet
path nr.12 from Rother Wanderführer, Mont Blanc
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GaB_TMB_S01
This route climbs from Chamonix-Sud at 1,033 m to the Plan de l'Aiguille at 2,314 m, then continues via cable car across the Glacier des Pèlerins to the Aiguille du Midi at 3,791 m — the highest of the Chamonix needles — where a terrace delivers the closest view of Mont Blanc without climbing it.
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Sentier des Gardes
A tight forest singletrack loop on the hillside above Chamonix, the Sentier des Gardes threads through mostly smooth but root- and pinecone-strewn terrain, passing through silence broken only by the occasional sound of a garbage truck in the town below. The route traverses exposed forest singletrack all the way to Plan Lachat before descending back to the start of the Chamonix Vertical Kilometer course.
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Petit Balcon Sud
Mostly forested and hugging the southern aspect of the Chamonix valley at around 1,200–1,300m, the Petit Balcon Sud traces a low-altitude path from Les Houches all the way to Argentière. It presents very little difficulty and is considered an ideal choice even on rainy days.
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Chemin des Diligences
Opened in 1792, this historic path traces the old coach route linking Martigny and Chamonix via the Col des Montets, threading through the authentic hamlets of Vallorcine where local traditions have been faithfully kept alive.
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Via Alpina Stage 80: Trient - Champex-Lac
De Trient a Champex-Lac
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37-Chemin des cols alpins
De Trient a Lac d'Emosson
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Tour Du Mont Blanc - Variante des Grands
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Alpenpässe-Weg: Trient - Emosson Barrage
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Aiguillette des Houches
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Boucle de Pormenaz
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Chalet de Loriaz
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Cirque des Fonts
Más senderismo cerca de Argentière – Chamonix – Grands Montets
Otros puntos de partida a menos de 40 km de Argentière – Chamonix – Grands Montets, cada uno con su lista de senderos:
- Chamonix – Les Chosalets, Savoie Mont Blanc — 20 senderos, a 0.5 km
- Le Tour, Balme, Savoie Mont Blanc — 20 senderos, a 3.1 km
- Chamonix – La Poya – Vallorcine, Savoie Mont Blanc — 22 senderos, a 4.6 km
- Chamonix – Brévent/Flégère, Savoie Mont Blanc — 20 senderos, a 4.8 km
- Vallorcine, Balme, Savoie Mont Blanc — 23 senderos, a 6.1 km
- Chamonix – Les Planards, Savoie Mont Blanc — 18 senderos, a 7 km