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The snack bar at Col de Voza has a lovely terrace in the summer. Delicious ice cream, a BBQ, and even live music. A very relaxed atmosphere.

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Turning point and change from the north to the south slope, on the way down to Planpraz.

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It looks like a picture of beautiful Switzerland. It is a meeting point for numerous routes, and also a stop for the Montblanc tramway. In fact, here we rode to be taken down to Le Fayet.

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This is a pretty pass in the scree at an altitude of 2,368 meters. From here, you overlook the Chamonix and Diosaz valleys. The universe is mineral and the views are spectacular.

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Situated at 1,657 metres (5,436 ft). the col de Voza is a stunning and popular spot above Chamonix. and St.Gervais les Bains. It's also a train stop for the highest mountain railway in France - to Bellevue at 1,800 metres (5,905 ft) in the winter and the Nid d'Aigle at 2,372 metres (7,782 ft) in the summer.

The Col de Tricot on the Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB) is a mountain pass that enchants with its alpine grandeur. As you ascend to the col, the landscape unfolds in a spectacle of pristine beauty. Towering peaks, snow-capped summits, and meadows adorned with wildflowers surround the trail. Reaching the Col de Tricot is a rewarding challenge, and as you stand at this high mountain pass, you're greeted by breathtaking panoramic views. The air is crisp, and the silence is profound, interrupted only by the occasional rustle of the wind. The col provides a perfect vantage point to appreciate the rugged beauty of the Mont Blanc Massif. Hikers often pause at the Col de Tricot, not only to catch their breath but to soak in the serene ambiance and to capture the majestic scenery in photographs.

Col de Voza, a mountain pass on the Tour du Mont Blanc, beckons adventurers to a realm where the air is pure, and the vistas are nothing short of spectacular. Situated at an altitude that invites a sense of awe, this pass is a pivotal point in the TMB journey, offering respite and panoramic views. Approaching Col de Voza is a journey through alpine landscapes, a gradual ascent where each step unveils new dimensions of natural beauty. The rustle of wind through the mountain flora and the occasional glimpse of wildlife contribute to the sensory tapestry of the hike.

"La Porte du Bonheur" on the Tour du Mont Blanc is a captivating name that translates to "The Door of Happiness." This enchanting spot along the trail is more than a geographical point; it's a symbolic threshold to the joy and beauty that the Mont Blanc region unfolds. As trekkers traverse the Tour du Mont Blanc, they encounter "La Porte du Bonheur," an arch or a scenic vantage point that frames the breathtaking landscapes.

https://youtu.be/eu_RPR989TI Easy to reach from Les Chapieux by pushing, from the other side you have to do acrobatics and climb up through a steep group of scree and stones, sometimes dangerous

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https://youtu.be/bq-e0bqLD9k https://youtu.be/eu_RPR989TI From the Rifugio Elisabetta, strenuous and steep from Courmayeur, but one of the most beautiful passes of my life. The descent to Les Chapieux is easy to manage on unblocked single trails.

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The Col du Bonhomme is located in the south-east of Haute-Savoie and entirely within the municipal territory of Contamines-Montjoie, the administrative limit with Beaufort passes on the side of the pass, about one kilometer further south than the line peak1. It constitutes a relatively easy natural passage between the Bonhomme rock and the Pennaz needles, thus making it possible to communicate the Montjoie valley to the north with the Beaufortain to the southwest1: the two sections of the old national road 202 interrupted between the Chapieux to the south and Notre-Dame-de-la-Gorge to the north were to be connected via the Col du Bonhomme before the project was abandoned. The Col du Bonhomme is known for its singular Sandstones, a predominantly siliciclastic sedimentary system discovered by de Saussure in 17792, and whose origin is enigmatic3.

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Col du Bonhomme is in the French Alps. It is located in the Beaufortain massif, and it is one of the most popular routes on the Tour du Mont Blanc. The pass is at an elevation of 2,962 meters (9,716 feet), and it is one of the highest passages on the route. At the pass, there is a hut where you can stay overnight and eat. There is also an observation platform where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

At the summit station of of the Brévent, at the cable-car station, there is a refreshment point (Bar) in addition, you can also take advantage of the large terraces for a moment of quiet and contemplation. From the summit of the Brévent, there is the steep and long path down to the Aiguillette des Houches, traveling the Tour du Mont Blanc (TMB). From Chamonix it is possible to reach the summit of the Brévent by cable-car which takes you up to Plan Praz at 2.000 m, and then a second cable-car up to the Brévent at 2.525 m (and vice versa of course)

a pass near the summit of Mont Vorassay, a perfect spot to rest and admire the view, before continuing on the Tour du Mont Blanc, a route that crosses it at this point.

The Col de la Seigne marks the border between France and Italy. Upon arrival at the pass, a wonderful scene unfolds before you: the southern slope of Mont Blanc dominates the Val Veny, the first of the Italian valleys that extends below. Since the time of Ancient Rome, and especially in the Middle Ages, this passage between the Valle d'Aosta and Savoy has been used extensively. The Tour du Mont Blanc also passes through here, a legendary hike first developed at the end of the 19th century. It is considered one of the points with the most spectacular views.

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The Col de la Seigne is a pass that connects the Chapieux valley through the valley of the glaciers in the southwest of Savoy (France), with the Val Vény in the northeast in the Aosta valley. It is located between the Aiguille des Glaciers (3,817 m) and the Seigne mountain. A climb between 2:30 and 3:30 from Glacier City is still accessible to a large number of walkers.

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This is a beautiful alpine pass located at 2,516 meters above sea level, today it represents the border between Italy and France. From here begins the very long descent towards Les Chapieux.

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A great hill and digging there is even better. On the other side, a dangerous ladder and climb it.

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If the weather isn't 100% great, it's very windy up here. Bring proper clothing!

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When coming from Bellevue up to the col, it's worth taking the new path section that skirts the flank of the Mont Vorassay. It's more gradual, has some spots of shade, and less erosion. It's also less travelled as slightly less direct. Just follow the path with the TMB flag at the junction halfway between the passerelle and the col.