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The Lacs de Fenêtre can be reached from the Val Ferret or from the Col du St. Grand Bernard via the 2,698-meter-high Fenêtre de Ferret mountain pass. The scenery, with the heart-shaped lake and the imposing peaks of the Mont Blanc massif, is indescribably beautiful.

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From the Italian side, you mostly have to carry the bike or use rails. Short sections are rideable. The descent into Val Ferret is mostly good, somewhere between S1 and S2. In some places, I had to carry/push the bike because it was too heavy. It took me about 25-30 minutes from the pass to Plan de la Chaux.

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Hotel Italia is highly recommended

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I recommend choosing the classic crossing via Col de Ferret. In contrast to the Fenetre de Ferret, the climb is partly rideable and the view of the Mont Blanc massif is much more spectacular.

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https://youtu.be/Li5AlhVsZvI?feature=shared Push up about 300m from St. Bernhard, then you'll have an incredible panorama of the entire Mont Blanc massif. The trail meanders down through the glacier lakes. One of the most beautiful places in the world.

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This pass presents no alpine difficulties on either side.

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Luckily, the lakes are in Switzerland and not Italy, so you can swim in them.

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The austere buildings of the Hospice of Great St. Bernard are situated in a rocky pass through which an icy wind almost always blows, on the edge of a lake that is frozen for an average of 265 days a year and where winter lasts almost eight months. For nine centuries, the Canons Regular of the Order of St. Augustine, who settled here at the instigation of St. Bernard of Menthon, have maintained a tradition of helpfulness and hospitality. Travellers who wish to relax for a while in this peaceful place are welcome all year round.

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Just get a little bit higher up the valley so you get the full view of all the three lakes.

The window into/of the Ferret Valley on the Swiss-Italian border. Hiked from the Swiss side. Small snow field to cross without major difficulties, august 2024.

A narrow, rocky ridge top, perched high above the Great Saint Bernard Hospice. The summit itself is eroded and worn by harsh Alpine winters and can be somewhat exposed for some. From the hospice there is an option for a relatively short approach, and the interesting hiking and climbing begins quite quickly, providing a nice dose of adventure without much procrastination. When you reach the summit, you will be rewarded with excellent views of the neighboring valleys of Valais, as well as the Aosta Valley, above the neighboring Italian border. Needless to say, it's still a suitable mountain environment. If you fancy climbing this peak, make sure you bring the appropriate equipment, have sufficient experience and suitable conditions for the day.

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A wild mountain pass, balanced between the Swiss and French borders. To access the pass, you'll encounter technical alpine trails, channeling your inner mountain goat spirit to reach the summit cleanly. Once you are there you will have an excellent view, in a surreal and unique place. Reaching this terrain on your own is a fantastic achievement and a rewarding challenge, especially as you'll have a brilliant technical descent to look forward to.

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A historic and iconic monastery perched on the border between Switzerland and Italy, it has existed as a hospice for over 1,000 years. Saint Bernard dogs, a symbol of Switzerland, were bred here for many years to rescue mountaineers in distress. The monastery is also located on the shores of the tranquil Great St. Bernard Lake, where many trails begin.

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A wild mountain pass, perched above Val Ferret. The pass itself has a remote, mountainous feel, and is quite remote, although it is still frequently visited due to the relative ease of access from the neighboring Great Saint Bernard Pass. The top of the pass can often be covered in snow, even in early summer, so be sure to take this into account if you plan to climb it! Despite what might be a demanding climb for some, you will be rewarded with excellent panoramic views of the Valais mountains, as well as the Mont Blanc range.

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A historic and iconic monastery and hospice, perched on the Swiss/Italian border, existing as a hospice for over 1000 years. The hospice is also renowned for creating the fantastic St. Bernard dogs, which were used for many years to rescue mountaineers in need of help and thus became an iconic symbol of Switzerland. Additionally, the monastery sits on the shores of the peaceful Grand St. Bernard Lake, a lake of brilliant blue waters with an iconic mountain backdrop. This area is a great place to visit in its own right, or to start one of the many hiking trails that start from here.

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Pass to cross to go down to the window lakes from Italy, the border between Switzerland and Italy. Very windy, but there are small stone fortifications to hide

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An incredible view of the Mont-Blanc massif and Val Ferret

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San Bernardo - the founder of the hospice

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the famous Bernhadin dogs come from here

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excellent panoramic point, on the ridge you can see remains of masonry and processing slag,

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